Northam Memorial Hospital

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Location	Memorial Hall, 263 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Type	Honour Board
Description	The Northam Memorial Hospital Honour Roll was removed from the Memorial Hospital when it was demolished in 1968 to 1970. A granite memorial stone at the entranceway displayed the names of those who were honoured. Brass Enlistment plaques
Built	Not yet discovered
Opened	11 February 1923 by Governor of Western Australia, Sir Francis Newdegate
Inscription	In grateful memory of the fallen 1914 - 1918 [ Names ] 1939 - 1945 [ Names ] Korean War [ Name ] Vietnam [ Names ] Right Side Inscription Gallipoli Villers Bretonneux Palestine Messines Ypres Somme Pozieres Armentieres Bullecourt Paschendale Northma Memorial Hospital This building was erected in honour of the members of this District who served in the Great War 1914 - 1918. The following made the supreme sacrifice [ Names ] Brass plates THESE MEMORIAL TABLETS TOGETHER WITH THE ENLISTMENT PLAQUES BELOW WERE REMOVED FORM THEIR ORIGINAL SITE DURING THE BUILDING PROGRAM FOR THE NEW NORTHAM REGIONAL HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1968 AND 1970 THEY WERE RELOCATED IN THIS POSITION REMEMBERING THE NORTHAM SUB BRANCH R.S.L. IN SEPT. 1976 (Names)
Condition	Good