Mysia War Memorial School
Days Road,Mysia, LODDON SHIRE
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Mysia War Memorial School - Physical Description 1
Timber school building (?) with terracotta roof.
There is an archway over the gate incorporating a flagpole.
South face of archway
1914 1918
WAR
MEMORIAL . SCHOOL
East face of archway
MYSIA
North face of archway
1914 1918
LEST WE FORGET
West face of archway
MYSIA
Above entrance to building
MYSIA
WAR MEMORIAL SCHOOL
Marble tablet on south wall of building
A MONUMENT OF GRATITUDE
ERECTED BY THE RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF ALL MYSIA MEN
WHO VOLUNTEERED TO FIGHT FOR GOD, FOR KING,
FOR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1919
AND
A LASTING MEMORIAL
OF THOSE WHOSE NAMES ARE HERE INSCRIBED
WHO FOREMOST FIGHTING - FELL.
Soldiers' names
THIS STONE WAS LAID BY MRS THOS CHALMERS SENR
Marble tablet below
WORLD WAR II. 1939 - 1945
IN HONOURED GLORY, WE REMEMBER THEM.
Soldiers' namesMysia War Memorial School - Historical Australian Themes
Remembering the fallen
Mysia War Memorial School - Usage/Former Usage
Hall/Commemoration
Veterans Description for Public
Mysia War Memorial School - Veterans Description for Public
The Mysia War Memorial School was built in 1921 to commemorate the First World War. There is an archway over the gate incorporating a flagpole. The South face of archway reads "1914 1918 War Memorial School." The North face of archway "1914 1918 Lest We Forget." There is also a marble tablet on south wall of building, the inscription of which reads:
"A Monument Of Gratitude
Erected By The Residents Of The District
In Grateful Memory Of All Mysia Men
Who Volunteered To Fight For God, For King,
For Country In The Great War 1914 - 1919
And A Lasting MemorialOf Those Whose Names Are Here Inscribed
Who Foremost Fighting - Fell."
After the Second World War a further tablet was laid, with an additional list of district service men:
"This Stone Was Laid By Mrs Thos Chalmers Senr
World War II 1939 - 1945
In Honoured Glory, We Remember Them."The building is now used as a community hall. It was restored in 1999 with the assistance of the Victorian Government's Partnerships for Growth Scheme, the Loddon Shire Council and the Mysia Hall Committee.
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