| Location | Railway Station, Main Street, Wallerawang, Lithgow - New South Wales, Australia |
| Type | memorial |
| Description | Pink Granite Obelisk flanked by stone walls with large brass plaques Original description - The memorial, which stands directly opposite the railway station, is a handsome piece of work. Resting on a freestone base it is composed of trachyte and granite and the names of the soldiers are in gold lettering on two sides. On another side of the tablet is the inscription, "Erected in honor the citizens of Wallerawang who served the cause of freedom in the great war, 1914- 1918," and " The Path of Duty was the way to Glory." There is an iron railing around the monument, and on the cement bed numerous shells from Lord Howe Island have been placed. The contractor was Mr. R. J. Paterson, of Katoomba, and the memorial is a credit to him. |
| Built | Mr R J Paterson (Katoomba) |
| Opened | 12 June 1920 |
| Inscription | Erected in honour of the citizens of Wallerawang who served the cause of freedom in the Great War 1914 - 1918 "The path of duty was the way to glory" Lest We Forget Left Side Inscription
Wallerawang [ Names ] Right Side Inscription
Vietnam
Also in memory of unknown veterans who have served in all other conflicts |
| Condition | Good |
Showing 2 people of interest from memorial
Service number 1222
Sergeant
30th Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born 1887
Service number 1519
Lieutenant
3rd Infantry Battalion
AIF WW1
Born 10 Sep 1888
