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The Entrance War Memorial

The Entrance War Memorial
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Updated image by Gwen Dundon
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Alan Fletcher
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Alan Fletcher
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Image provided by Louise Rennie, Wyong Shire Council
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Description / Background

A large piece of rock, positioned vertically, with three slabs of black stone attached to the front and one to the back, inscribed with dedications. The memorial is surrounded by four flagpoles and gardens. There are also several plaques dedicated to specific conflicts and veterans' groups, and one plaque dedicated to the horses of the First World War.

This memorial was refurbished and rededicated on 11 November 1968.

Inscription

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We that are left have created this memorial to commemorate those who fought for a cause and gave their lives for Australia. Lest we forget.

Plaques

In memory of the Ex-service Women of Australia.

In memory of World War 2. 1939-1945.

In memory of Korea. 1950-1956.

In memory of Vietnam 1962-1973.

In memory of the Merchant Navy and other confrontation forces.

To the spirit of Anzac. Unveiled by His Excellency the Governor Sir Dudley De Chair 6th Nov. 1936.

In memory of the Australian Lighthorses WWI (Horseshoe emblem).

Veterans listed on this memorial

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Address
Cnr The Entrance Road and Marine Parade
The Entrance NSW 2261
Local Government Area
Central Coast Council
Setting
Roadside
Memorial type
Board/roll/plaque/tablet
Stone/bushrock
Recorded by
Mr Alan Fletcher. Updated image Gwen Dundon. Louise Rennie, Wyong Shire Council, and Patricia Warren.
Year of construction
1936
Dedication date
06 November 1936
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45
Korean War, 1950–53
Vietnam War, 1962–75
All conflicts