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Aramac War Memorial (Digger)
Location:
Lodge and Gordon Streets
67km north of Barcaldine
Aramac 4726
Description:
Constructed in 1924 this memorial is a major landmark and one of Queensland's few unpainted war memorials.  Made of Ulam marble it has a life-sized statue of an Australian Infantry soldier standing at ease at the top of a tall obelisk.  The obelisk has a leaded AIF badge and the dates of the war on the front base.    The monument rests on a base of rock-faced grey granite.  It is surrounded by sandstone kerbing and corner posts, then by granite corner posts linked by double metal rails.  There is a metal flagstaff at the south-west corner of the enclosure.
Inscription:
IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO LEFT THE SHIRE OF ARAMAC TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT WAR.

The pedestal beneath reads names of the 132 men who served in World War I from the Shire.
Conflicts commemorated: First World War, 1914-1918
Memorial type: Statue
Commemorative services held:
Additional information:
Recorded by: Shirley and Trevor McIvor
Date recorded: 24 Feb 09



 
 
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Aramac War Memorial (Digger) - 1999