Temora WW1 War Memorial, Temora, New South Wales, Australia

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Location	Callaghan Park, Loftus Street, Temora, Temora Municipality - New South Wales, Australia
Type	memorial
Description	Centre of group of three memorials - large sandstone with red granite plaques
Built	Not yet discovered
Opened	25 April 1922 by Mrs. R Harvey
Inscription	Front Inscription [Names] ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THE MEN WHO FOUGHT AND DIED FOR THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918. "Their Name Liveth For Evermore." Left Side Inscription [Names] Back Inscription [Names] Inscription in Proximity THE 1914-18 MEMORIAL This memorial was originally built by public subscription in the centre of the intersection of DeBoos and Loftus Streets. The foundation stone was laid by Mr Duncan Sinclair on the 4th August 1921. The memorial was unveiled by Mrs R Harvey on ANZAC Day 1922. Senator Pearce, Minister for Home Affairs represented the Prime Minister, and the Dedication was lead by the Rev Malcomson, the Presbyterian Minister. This memorial was moved to its present position in March 1971.
Condition	Good