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Lost Mundaring and Surroundings Local History Museum > Records

Mundaring Roll of Honour

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Scholars of Mundaring School

1915

Historical information

The Mundaring Honour Roll was created with funds collected by schoolchildren in honour of those who had enlisted for World War One. The polished jarrah roll with gold lettering was unveiled by the Archbishop of Perth, Archbishop Riley in the Agricultural Hall on the 6th November 1915. The roll contained 21 names (including 2 fallen) and also included the name of Sister M.E.Weston. Additional names were added at a later date.
The West Australian (Perth), 8th November 1915.

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cwa-org-217-10

Contextual Information

The Roll of Honour commemorates those who served in World War One.

Place made

Mundaring/Mundaring Shire
WA

Year

1915

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