Ashgrove Stewart Place Gallipoli Pine
Stewart Place Memorial Reserve, Cnr Stewart and Waterworks Roads
Ashgrove QLD 4060
Pine tree memorial in the style of the 'Gallipoli Pine', propagated from a seed taken from a pine tree on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey and returned to Australia in 1918. The Gallipoli Pines in Australia are recognised as a direct symbolic link to the battlefields of 'ANZAC'.
- Inscription
THIS GALLIPOLI PINE
IS FROM A SEED
OF A GALLIPOLI PINE
THAT WAS BROUGHT BACK
FROM GALLIPOLI IN
1918
THIS PINE IS PLANTED
IN THE MEMORY OF ALL
ANZACS BY THE ASHGROVE R.S.L.
SUB BRANCH
- Conflicts commemorated
- First World War, 1914–1918
- Memorial type
- Garden/avenue/tree
- Commemorative services held
- ANZAC Day
- Additional information
The memorial is complemented by three other memorials in the Stewart Place memorial precinct. The other memorials are:
61st Battalion Queensland Cameron Highlanders Memorial Shelter
Ashgrove War Memorial
Ashgrove Stewart Place Memorial Field Gun- Recorded by
- Matt Smith, QLD War Memorial Register
- Date recorded
- 25 November 2009