All Places in Queensland

The Finch Hatton War Memorial was erected on 19 November 1921, and it is possible that it may never have been officially unveiled. It was erected at a cost of 200 which was paid for by public subscription. The stone memorial was designed and produced by Melrose and Fenwick of Read more [...]

The Samford Avenue of Honour comprises a 700m walkway, alongside which 20 large hoop pines have been planted, to honour the 20 local servicemen killed in both world wars and the Korean war. Another 80 smaller trees bring the total number of trees to 100, representing the ANZAC centenary.

The Watsonville was established 1916 to commemorate WW1. This is located Watsonville, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS Tree guards. TREE SPECIES Mango (Mangifera indica)

The Gympie Avenue of Honour was established 1995 to commemorate WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam and other conflicts. This Avenue of Honour is located Gympie, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS

The Kawana was established to commemorate . This is located Kawana, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS Coopers Lookout.

The Kallangur was established to commemorate . This is located Kallangur, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS Suburb of Brisbane. Sign marks avenue.

The Yarranlea was established 20/10/1917 to commemorate WW1. This is located Yarranlea, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS

The Pechey Memorial Trees was established circa 1920 to commemorate WW1. This Memorial Trees is located Pechey, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS State School grounds.

The Pittsworth Library Memorial Trees was established to commemorate . This Library Memorial Trees is located Pittsworth, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS In front of the Soldiers Memorial School of Art building (Council’s Library) TREE SPECIES pine (Pinus spp. or Araucaria spp.)

The Coolangatta was established to commemorate WW2. This is located Coolangatta, in Queensland Australia. FURTHER DETAILS