Wyong War Memorial, Wyong, New South Wales, Australia

Wyong War Memorial

Location	Wyong Town Park, Alison Road & Rankens Court, Wyong, Wyong Shire - New South Wales, Australia
Type	memorial
Description	Originally the polished trachyte column and was located in Railway Square and unveiled by Sir Granville Ryrie in 1923 (ANZAC Day), for a cost of some £700. On top of the column is a red granite orb, and the square base is mounted on a broader concrete base with three steps up on each side.
Built	William Martyn (architect)
Opened	25 April 1923 by Sir Granville Ryrie
Inscription	1914 1919 In memory of Wyong heroes [ Names ] "Thine, O Lord is the victory" This monument was erected in honor of those who enlisted from this District for service in the Great War 1914 - 1919 Plaque : Dedicated to those who served and those who died in World War I Right Side Inscription Roll of Honour [ Names ] Plaque: Dedicated to those who served and those who died in World War II 1939-1945 Plaque: To commemorate the Re-Dedication of this Memorial erected to the memory of Servicemen and Women involved in all conflicts from World War 1 to the present day and re-established at this site. This tablet was unveiled by Paul Crittenden, MP on the 16th day of April 1994 and is a symbol of appreciation to Wyong Shire Council from Wyong Sub-Branch Returned & Services League of Australia
Condition	Good