Anzac Memorial
Anzac Memorial
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SeeTheW0rld62
Sunnyvale, CA2 265 bidrag
sep. 2024 • Par
We were surprised at how big the memorial is. I was expecting a statue or something, but it's a beautiful building with a small museum. I loved the architecture and the way the memorial is presented.
Skrevet 23. september 2024
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Skeney57
Sydney, Australia24 647 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Venner
Having lived in Sydney all my life I'm ashamed I've never been inside the Memorial before. I actually visited two days in a row and wonder why I never had before! I was involved in a WW1 remembrance being held there so had to quickly explore the site. The Anzac Memorial is a fabulous 1934 built building in an exquisite art deco style, the architect Charles Bruce Dellit doing the theme justice. The interior is made up of several Halls, of Memory, Silence & Service and each has a particular story to tell. There is the Well of Contemplation with marble balustrades and myriad motifs dedicated to various WW1 battle sites. There are also display areas with RAN and AIF history on show. The sculpture, Sacrifice, by artist George Rayner Hoff, is particularly poignant and dominates the space. The newer addition is the Hall of Service where soil samples from 100 Military sites are presented and 1,701 samples from NSW Cities, Suburbs, Towns & Villages are in surrounding wall sconces. Thoroughly recommended if you are near Hyde Park or have an hour or so to visit. Visit at 11am to experience the Last Post & Ode Service, a true Sydney treasure to enjoy.
Skrevet 29. juli 2024
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EndlessTravels
Greater Melbourne, Australia38 701 bidrag
apr. 2024 • Familie
Moving tribute to our servicemen and women. Very easy to access from Museum train station. While visiting also check out the lovely Hyde park
Skrevet 3. juni 2024
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vickiebypass
Stamford, CT297 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Alene
The memorial was built in the mid-1930s and has a blocky “reaching to the skies” art deco look . This was a surprise. It’s not huge; the top floor is mostly a space for silent contemplation and the names of various battles and locations where ANZAC forces operated during World War I were carved into the walls. The docents were both talkative and informative. The ground floor had very interesting exhibit about the royal Australian Navy (RAN) with photos from veterans, lots of ships’ crests, and some uniforms.
The lower floor, which I ran out of time for, was fascinating. I needed another hour there and will try to go back. They have a very large exhibit of Australian forces throughout the ages up to current times; they were involved in places I never would’ve thought of like Fiji, what looks like desert storm, and desert locations. Lots of uniforms with explanations; stories of individuals; medals; a great photo video section of the forces in action from the 1960s forward. I had to hurry through this section. I was about to head out because they were closing in 10 minutes and realized I had missed probably one of the most significant aspects of the memorial – the circular area of the lower floor contained samples of soil from every Australian town where Australian military who had died during World War I lived. The circle is filled with narrow marble slabs engraved with the name of the town and set into the marble is a clear circular disc maybe 3 inches wide by 1 inch deep that contains the soil. And they’re in alphabetic order. The soil differences in color, graininess, etc. was really interesting. Then in the center of the room on the floor was a large circle with the names of battle locations where Australians died and a soil sample from each of them; some of them have no soil, and the docent explained that was because the governments of those countries said (in essence) “you invaded us, we didn’t ask you here, our people died, and we are not giving you any soil (Vietnam and Afghanistan)”. I would’ve liked to spend more time there, so will try to get back.
The lower floor, which I ran out of time for, was fascinating. I needed another hour there and will try to go back. They have a very large exhibit of Australian forces throughout the ages up to current times; they were involved in places I never would’ve thought of like Fiji, what looks like desert storm, and desert locations. Lots of uniforms with explanations; stories of individuals; medals; a great photo video section of the forces in action from the 1960s forward. I had to hurry through this section. I was about to head out because they were closing in 10 minutes and realized I had missed probably one of the most significant aspects of the memorial – the circular area of the lower floor contained samples of soil from every Australian town where Australian military who had died during World War I lived. The circle is filled with narrow marble slabs engraved with the name of the town and set into the marble is a clear circular disc maybe 3 inches wide by 1 inch deep that contains the soil. And they’re in alphabetic order. The soil differences in color, graininess, etc. was really interesting. Then in the center of the room on the floor was a large circle with the names of battle locations where Australians died and a soil sample from each of them; some of them have no soil, and the docent explained that was because the governments of those countries said (in essence) “you invaded us, we didn’t ask you here, our people died, and we are not giving you any soil (Vietnam and Afghanistan)”. I would’ve liked to spend more time there, so will try to get back.
Skrevet 18. april 2024
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hdevries2018
Zwaag, Nederland309 bidrag
feb. 2024 • Familie
A small but beautiful monument and underground museum in memory of all fallen soldiers from NSW from various wars anywhere in the world can be visited for free
The staff are very friendly and informative,
If you are here it is recommended 👍
The staff are very friendly and informative,
If you are here it is recommended 👍
Skrevet 31. mars 2024
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ella020
Storbritannia321 bidrag
okt. 2023 • Venner
This memorial is a icon that symbolizes the importance of an area you can pay your respects to the ANZAC regiment who fought for king and country. A free tour and a worthwhile visit if in Sydney.
Skrevet 12. november 2023
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reeceyb
Chichester, UK1 699 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
This was a great place to come and see once again how to remember the people that fought for your country and freedoms they afforded us all
Skrevet 17. oktober 2023
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EGRoss85
Dumfries og Galloway, UK97 bidrag
okt. 2023 • Alene
I thought this was just a memorial but it’s so much more. A museum with real history and the experiences made real by stories and items included.
Fabulous art deco architecture.
Just loved it.
Fabulous art deco architecture.
Just loved it.
Skrevet 13. oktober 2023
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Cristina Y
Mexico City, Mexico4 462 bidrag
aug. 2023 • Par
On one side of Hyde Park, next to Sydney's Saint Mary's Cathedral, is this monument that if you walk through the park you will be able to see on one side.
Since you're here you see it, but without a doubt the fountains or the Cathedral will leave you so impressed that you won't pay much attention to it, but it's good to see it and know why (in honor of all the Australian soldiers killed in the war), for supposed.
Exhibition inside.
Since you're here you see it, but without a doubt the fountains or the Cathedral will leave you so impressed that you won't pay much attention to it, but it's good to see it and know why (in honor of all the Australian soldiers killed in the war), for supposed.
Exhibition inside.
Skrevet 26. august 2023
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globtrotteuse
Frankrike160 952 bidrag
mar. 2023 • Alene
A war memorial, a place full of memories and emotions wonderfully showcased in a beautiful park.
Skrevet 20. august 2023
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