Wooli Cenotaph WW1 - Wooli Beach, NSW, Australia - World War I Memorials and Monuments on Waymarking.com

The current Wooli village probably was just a handful of beach side shacks at the time of World War One. It is at least 25 km from the Pacific Highway, and it would have been a 'goat track' in the early 20th century. [Even at the time of World War Two, when Wooli had grown, there was EIGHT locals that went to war.]

On the western side (towards Main Street) of the base, of the grey granite memorial that was unveiled in 2015, is a polished black marble plaque / tablet that reads:

 TO COMMEMORATE THE LIVES

OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT IN WWI

Above the black marble plaque, also on the western side, is a 'square', well-weathered bronze plaque, that looks like it was probably retrieved from another memorial; and certainly a lot older than from 2015. It reads:

WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

    LEST WE FORGET

FROM THE GRATEFUL MANY

Visited: 0816/7, Wednesday, 20 December, 2017

Date the Monument or Memorial was built or dedicated: 04/25/2015 Private or Public Monument?: Government Name of the Private Organization or Government Entity that built this Monument: ANZAC Centenary Local Grants Program Geographic Region where the Monument is located: Australia/New Zealand Physical Address of Monument: Main Street, Wooli, NSW Australia 2462 Rate this waymark: Photo or photos will be uploaded.: yes Website for this Monument: Not listed

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