Mudgee District Fallen Soldiers Memorial, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia

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Location	Robertson Park, Market & Perry Streets, Mudgee, Mid-Western Regional - New South Wales, Australia
Type	memorial
Description	Large Marble Monument with Pillar and ball aloft After the Mudgee Town Band had rendered "Boys of the Dardanelles," Ald. C. Knight, president of the Soldiers' Memorial Committee, said that they had been called together that day to unveil the Fallen Soldiers' Memorial, and to pay a tribute to the gallant men who had given up their lives for their country in order that those who came after them may live in freedom. After suitable addresses, four mothers of deceased soldiers then assisted in unveiling the memorial and Mr. Stan Searle sounded the "Last Post." Read more...
Built	Odling & Son
Opened	25 April 1925
Inscription	MUDGEE DISTRICT FALLEN SOLDIERS MEMORIAL. Erected To Perpetuate The Memory Of The Brave Men Who Gave Their Lives Fighting For King And Country 1914-1919. Greater Love Hath No Man Than This,That He Lay Down His Life For Others Let Those Who Come After See To It That Their Names Be Not Forgotten KOREA (Name) VIETNAM (Name) 1939-1945 (Names) 1939 - 1945. [ Names ]
Condition	Good