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Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates

Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates
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Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates, left view
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Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates, right view
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Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates, plaque
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Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates, plaque
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Description / Background

The Pennant Hills Golf Club Memorial Gates were established in 1956 in honour of those who died in service during the Second World War.

The gates consist of three sandstone sections. The central section is the focal point of the memorial. It includes a fountain, which flows into a small bath. The two smaller sandstone wings to the left and right flank the driveways to the club. 

Pennant Hills Golf Club provided the following information about the memorial:

A new entrance gateway to the Club was built in 1956. The Ex-Servicemen's section funded this gateway, that remains a prominent feature of the approach to the Club. 

The entrance was officially opened on 23rd September 1956 at an impressive ceremony with the then Chairman of the Ex-Servicemen's Section, Eric Stanford, presenting the entrance to President Harry Small. 

Located inside the club is the Pennant Hills Golf Course Second World War Roll of Honour

Inscription

Gates

Pennant Hills Golf Club

Plaque 1

Memorial gates and lighting provided by Ex-Services Members of Pennant Hills Golf Club

Plaque 2

Constructed by Anton (Tony) Bakarich 1956

Veterans listed on this memorial

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Address
Pennant Hills Golf Club
Cnr Copeland and Burns Road South
Beecroft NSW 2119
Local Government Area
Hornsby Shire
Setting
Roadside
Location status
Original location
Memorial type
Gate/lychgate
Recorded by
Pennant Hills Golf Club
Year of construction
1956
Dedication date
23 September 1956
Conflict/s
Second World War, 1939–45
Materials
Sandstone