
Collingwood war memorial in the mid-1980s.
Update
Thanks to Penny Griffith for this 2008 image and extra information:

In the 1990s the two smaller memorials were moved to flank the main one, so they are now together in one group.
They consist of:
- Collingwood War Memorial (the large centre one in the picture above)
- Collingwood War Memorial Cross (left of picture) - This is a memorial to Captain Harry Bolton Riley, killed in action 1916. The memorial used to be located 100 metres further north, on the corner of Gibbs Road and Elizabeth Street, i.e. where it is shown on the photo elsewhere on the Register.
- The third memorial relates to the South African (Boer) War and is on the right-hand side of the picture. It is to Private Ralph Vincent James, killed 1900. It also was moved from the opposite corner of the intersection.
Top image: Jock Phillips and Chris Maclean
| Memorial |
Style |
Ornamentation |
Unveiling Date |
No of Dead |
| Main (centre) memorial
|
Square obelisk |
Palm leaf |
25-Apr-1923 |
54 |
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