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Rolls of Honour

The Goldfields has many 'Rolls of Honour' from the Boer war through to the Vietnam war both in public places and in private building. This is a collection of some of the more hard to find rolls, listing those who fought and those who died.

The Death of Stephen Grace –

11/07/2015 By Moya Sharp 4 Comments

Bernard Colreavy and Stephen Grace

Western Mail Perth -19 October 1907, page 16 AN EAST MURCHISON TRAGEDY THE DEATH OF STEPHEN GRACE – MURDERED BY NATIVES A telegram was received this afternoon from Constable Walker, who proceeded from Wiluna to bury the body of Stephen Grace, one of Kirkpatrick Bros party of prospectors who was speared through the chest by […]

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Kalgoorlie Electric Tramways

09/07/2015 By Moya Sharp Leave a Comment

KET Honour Board

This is the emblem on the honor board held at the Eastern Goldfields Transport Board depot (The Car Barn) on Boulder Road, formerly called the Kalgoorlie Electric Tramways. These are the employees named on the board who fought in WW1. W Morley (KIA),    E Landquist (KIA),    S Pearson,   J McCleery,   J […]

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Central Garage Service Station -Time Lapse

28/06/2015 By Moya Sharp 1 Comment

Formerly the Golden Mile Tea and Grill Rooms, Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie 1935. Now the Maritana Mall

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Anzac Service – St George’s Church Boulder

25/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 8 Comments

This photograph shows the St George’s Presbyterian Church in Moran Street, Boulder, ready for the Anzac Service on the 26th April 1931. In the far right, you will see displayed the Honour Board, which is today in the keeping of the Goldfields War Museum. It has the names of 114 servicemen and members of the […]

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Phillip Edward VOWELS – Goldfields Hero

08/04/2015 By Moya Sharp 5 Comments

Lt. Philip Edward Michael VOWELS (KIA) 11th May 1918 aged 27 years, Born in 1890  in Horsham, VIC (23994), 11th Battalion(Infantry)  Military Cross and bar to Military Cross.   He was the son of William Henry VOWELS and Bridget Maria (Whelan), who came over to Cioolgardie, Western Australia, in the late 1890s. He is acknowledged in […]

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Filed Under: Grave Tales, Places, Rolls of Honor Tagged With: Australian History, Cemeteries, Coolgardie, Goldfields History, Western Australia, WW1

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