War Memorials in Australia

Hall Memorial Grove

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Place: Hall, Australian Capital Territory, 2618
District:
Southern Tablelands (ACT)
Orientation: 16 km NE of Canberra
Location: Victoria Avenue from Gladstone Street to Halls Creek
Position: 35 10 28 S     149 04 35 E
Ref: 00029

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In the early 1920's 17 trees were planted in a memorial grove, honouring the men from the Hall district who served in World War I.  Beside each tree is a square hardwood post with a plaque engraved with the name of a soldier.

Plaques reading from north to south

Tree species
S. HALL Radiata Pine
A. I. F.
.
W. THOMS White Poplar
A. I. F.
.
F. SOUTHWELL English Elm
A. I. F.
.
S. MILLER Aleppo Pine
A. I. F.
.
P. J.
CARNEY Pin Oak
A. I. F.
.
J.
ROLFE White Poplar
A.I . F.
.
N. J. SOUTHWELL Tree missing
A. I. F.
.
K. A.
CLARK White Poplar
A. I. F.
.
A. V.
SOUTHWELL White Poplar
A. I. F.
.
E. G.
CRACE White Poplar
A. I. F.
.
A.
BLUNDELL Aleppo Pine
A. I. F.
.
K. K.
KILBY English Elm
A. I. F.
.
C.
HOLLINGSWORTH Roman Cypress
A. I. F.
.
M.
BROWN Roman Cypress
A. I. F.
.
A. C.
KILBY English Oak
.
E. BOREHAM Canary Island Pine
A. I. F.
.
M. M. SOUTHWELL Lombardy Poplar
A. I. F.

 


Information current to September 2000

More info on M. M. Southwell at n1137.htm

Sources:  Trees of the ACT ~ 16 by Robert Boden in Heritage in Trust, Journal of the National Trust of Australia (ACT), Spring 2000


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