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Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial

Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial
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Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial
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Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial, close-up of plaque
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Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial, next to rotunda
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Description / Background

The Annangrove Park Vietnam War Memorial is a rock sawn sandstone block. Attached to its front face is a brushed stainless steel plaque, inscribed with the dedication to the men and women of Australia who served in the Vietnam War. The memorial stands approximately 1.6 metres high and 500mm thick. It is slightly tapered, measuring 1.2 metres wide at the base and 900mm wide at the top.

The plaque itself was unveiled on 31 October 2016 by Ray Williams MP and Julian Leeser MP, in front of a group of Vietnam veterans. The memorial was later designed by The Hills Shire Council and installed in 2018. 

The memorial is located in the bushland setting of Annagrove Park. It is positioned next to the park's rotunda and bordered by a native garden. Also on site is the Annangrove Park War Memorial.

Read more about Australia's involvement with the Vietnam War on the Australian War Memorial's website.

Inscription

Plaque 

This memorial

is dedicated to

the service men and women

of Australia

who have served our nation

Vietnam War 1962–1975

Their name liveth forever more

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Address
Annangrove Park
Cnr Annangrove Road and Currie Avenue
Annangrove NSW 2156
Local Government Area
The Hills Shire
Setting
Garden/park
Location status
Original location
Memorial type
Stone/bushrock
Recorded by
The Hills Shire Council and Ronald L McIntosh
Year of construction
2018
Conflict/s
Vietnam War, 1962–75
Materials
Metal
Sandstone