Cenotaph - Pambula, NSW, Australia - Non-Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

The Pambula District has had a strong representation at many conlicts in the 20th century, as attested to by the grey granite memorial, and subsequent plaques. The full transcription of names can be seen at the appropriate links.

World War One

Honour Roll Front of Memorial, facing Quondola Street (aka Princes Highway)

WW1 Honour Roll Back of Memorial, facing the shops
Transcript of World War One names at: WW1 waymark, WMZVNX

World War Two

Montage of Front of Memorial plaques, facing Quondola Street

Montage of Rear of Memorial plaques, facing the shops
Transcript of World War Two names at: WW2 waymark: WMZVNY

Malayn War

Malayan War plaque: 1948 - 1960

Korean War

Korean War Waymark: WMZW79 [520 comrades killed]

Vietnam War

Vietnam War waymark: WMZW7A

Address: Quondola Street, (aka Princes Highway), Pambula, NSW, 2549, Australia

Monuments Australia website: Pambula

Visited: 0731-9, Sunday, 30 December, 2018

Type of Memorial: Multi-War Memorial Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): World War One World War Two Korean Vietnam Malayan Conflict In Honor Of: Those Who Servred Marker Text: Included Date of dedication: 9th February, 1936 - For WW1 Who Put it Here?: Returned Service League Description of Memorial: Upright granite stone pillars, mounted upon a two tier stone base, complete with name and inscription plaques.

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