Virtual
War Memorial
Australia

 Port Augusta B Gladstone Square Rotunda - The Fallen of WW1 / II and Vietnam

PORT AUGUSTA 5700

MEMORIAL: Building

LOCATION: Gladstone Square. Corner of Jervois Street and Marryat Street

ORIENTATION:

DESCRIPTION: Band rotunda. The base is composed of rough-cut Angaston marble, the roof is of Marseilles terra cotta tiles. Three white marble and one brass plaque is affixed to the walls of the base.

INSCRIPTIONS:
White marble plaque on wall at left of stairway:

THE GREAT WAR
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL.
1914-1919

E. MARKS. A. PEARCE. J. MATHEWS. E. PLAYER. F.C. MAWBY. W. POYNTON. J. MAY. F. PYRUS. J. MICHAEL. W. SHARP. R.G. MOULD. A.E. STACEY. E. McAULIFFE. L. SMITH. H. McAULIFFE. J. SIMMONDS. R. McBEATH. A. SMEDLEY. F. McDONALD. W. VINCENT. R. McDONALD. F. WILLIAMS. M. NESS. W. WALTER.

L. NEWLAND.

White marble plaque on wall at right of stairway:

THE GREAT WAR
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL
1914-1919

W. ALLEN.   E. FIEGART. E. BARTSCH.   R. FOOTNER. R. BICE.   A. GAY A.W.BURGOYNE.   L. GILES. W. CHALKLEN.   T. HALL H. CORBETT.   E. HANRAHAN. A. DAVIES.   R. HILL. J.J. DEMPSEY.   J. HOGAN. A. DENNIS.   W. JACKAMAN. C. DIGHTON.   J. JONES. H. DIGHTON.   W. JONES J. FEATHERSTONE

F. LEAHY.

A. LAWRIE.

W. MADLAND.

White marble plaque next right:

IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO FELL IN WORLD WAR 11
1939 - - 1945

ANDERSON W.E. HODGES J.G. PICK W. ARMSTRONG H.D. HANLEY C. POWER H.J. BADENOCH A.M. KEER J.A. POWER C. BOULLY H. KING H.G. QUINN J. BEAMES H. KNIGHT A.E. SUNMAN R.O. COVENTRY G. LAFRANCE M. STANFORD L.W. DOHMEYER M.T.G. LAFRANCE R. TAMBLYN T.S. DUCKWORTH S. MARTIN E.J. THOMAS J.H. FARR W.S.J. MARTIN R.L. TODD M.D. FINN W. McLAREN T.J. TAYLOR W.J. FEATHERSTONHAUGH W.J. McDONALD D.M. WRIGHT E.K. GRANTHAM M.A.J. NICHOLSON R.L. WALSH N.E. GRAY E.J. NAYDA E.C. WRENCH H.

Brass plaque next right:

IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO FELL IN THE VIETNAM CAMPAIGN
1962-1972
DAVIES R.W. HUGHES R.E.

WHEN BUILT: 16 November 1923

MAINTAINED BY: Port Augusta Council.

PECULIARITIES/DAMAGE: Several letters on the Great War plaques damaged.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT/DATE: Greg Press,13 Dec 01