War Memorials in Australia

Bacchus Marsh & Melton Memorial Hospital

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Place: Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, 3340
District: Central (VIC)

Orientation:55 km W of Melbourne
Location: Grant Street
Position:
Ref: 30403

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In front of the main entrance to the hospital is a six-sided pillar set on a circular paved base. There are bronze swords on three of the six sides.

The hospital was formerly known as the Bacchus Marsh and District War Memorial Hospital.

West face of pillar
Bronze sword


Two bronze plaques below
1st plaque

THE BACCHUS MARSH AND DISTRICT
WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WAS ERECTED
IN 1954
AS A MEMORIAL TO THOSE SERVICEMEN
FROM THIS DISTRICT WHO SERVED AND
DIED IN WORLD WAR II.

"LEST WE FORGET"

J. BANKS
C. BUCKLAND
L. DAFF
J. L. DAVISON
G. W. DAWSON
J. KEILY
W. J. LEWIS
E. K. MAIN
C. F. R. MANNING
L. MOSER
H. REITHER
L. ROUSSAC
C. SMITH
C. E. SMITH
M. STEAD
H. SYMINGTON
W. A. SYMINGTON
_______________

"GREATER LAVE HATH NO MAN"


2nd plaque
N. BOYD
V. CAMPBELL
S. C. DUTHIE
R. B. ENNIS
R. HUNTER
E. C. KEFFEE
W. McDONALD
C. MANSON
H. L. MATTHEWS
K. ROBERTSON
H. ROBINSON
G. RYAN
H. M. SUTHERLAND
J. SUTHERLAND

"LEST WE FORGET"

 

 

In paving in front of pillar
LEST . WE . FORGET

 


Information current to October 2004

Sources:  The information and photograph on this page have been kindly provided by Russ Haines  Photo © Russ Haines                


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