Tooborac WWI Memorial
Northern Highway, TOOBORAC VIC 3522
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Statement of Significance
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Tooborac WWI Memorial - Physical Description 2
Monument
Tooborac WWI Memorial - Physical Description 1
WW1 RSL Memorial Obelisk of white marble and granite. The seven stepped monument has been formed out of smooth and quarry faced stone. Early granite and chain fence. A more recent cyclone wire fence detracts from the original design and setting.
Tooborac WWI Memorial - Historical Australian Themes
8.5.1 Preserving traditions and group memories
8.8 Remembering the fallenVeterans Description for Public
Tooborac WWI Memorial - Veterans Description for Public
The Tooborac WWI Memorial, located on the western side of the Northern Highway, was unveiled on April 25th 1921 by Major General Brand. The region had a high percentage of losses from local enlistments with seventeen not returning from the First World War. Almost £600 was raised by public subscription for the memorial. The memorial is comprised of a Digger statue and was created from the best Italian marble at a cost £530. The names of those who died in service were inscribed on one side of the column, with the names of returned district volunteers who served inscribed on the other side.
Heritage Study and Grading
Mitchell - Mitchell Shire Heritage Study
Author: Lorraine Huddle Pty Ltd
Year: 2006
Grading: Local
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