Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial

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Location	Rankin Gardens, Rokeby & Hamersley Roads, Subiaco, Nedlands - Western Australia, Australia
Type	Clock Tower
Description	The Memorial is a red brick neo-classical clock tower with white plaster embellishments and a copper conical roof. There is a single clock face with roman figures facing south-east. A door way in the rear of the tower leads to street level.
Built	Monument Designer: E. H. Hamilton Monument Manufacturer: F. E. Sedgley
Opened	25 November 1923 by Governor of Western Australia, Sir Francis Newdegate
Inscription	Front Inscription 2nd World War 1939 - 1945 [ Names ] Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial [ Names ] This stone was laid by His Excellency the Governor Sir Francis Alexander Newdegate, K.C.M.G. 17th December 1922. Plaque : In memory of the fallen from Borneo, Korea, Malaya and Vietnam Duty nobly done Plaque : Research in 2007 has added the following names of Subiaco servicemen who died in action World War 1 [ Names ] World War 2 [ Names ] Lest We Forget 11th November 2008 Plaque : This Fallen Soldiers` War Memorial was refurbished in April 2005 by the City of Subiaco conjointly with the Subiaco R.S.L. Sub Branch and with the assistance from Lotterywest and the Department of Veterans` Affairs This plaque has been donated by Dr. Tom Dadour Left Side Inscription Their name liveth for evermore [ Names ] Right Side Inscription The Great War. 1914 - 1919 [ Names ]
Condition	Good