ROLL OF HONOR TOODYAY & DISTRICTS 1914-19 WW1

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c. 1920

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Overview

Roll of Honor, Toodyay and Districts 1914-1919
Paper poster glued onto to straw board, blue ink on white background.
Commemorative list of WW1 soldiers from the Toodyay district, in alphabetical order.

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Registration number

cwa-org-37-2001.276

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Inscriptions and markings

In handwriting on back 'Inherited from Olive Myrtle Hutchings (nee Strahan). Daughter of W.H. Strahan.

Contextual Information

Early 1920s, commercially printed; a similar design was used across Australia.
District rolls of honour and honour boards were created through local efforts as a means of acknowledging the commitment of the community to Australia’s armed forces.
Which names were included was decided by those creating the roll. This could vary from including only those who were born in the town, or those who were living in the town when they enrolled and even those who became associated with the town after the war.
The names on this honour roll do not completely match those on the honour board in the Toodyay Memorial Hall.

Year

c. 1920

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Shire of Toodyay

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