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Young Shire Town Hall and Council Chambers
The Soldiers Memorial clock tower is the central feature of the Young Shire Council Town Hall and Council Chambers Boorowa Street. A bronze statue of a Digger is located on the street-side of the tower at roof level.
There are several polished granite tablets on the outside of the main doorway beneath and inside the entrance foyer on which inscriptions and veterans' names are engraved. Four smaller plaques list separately those who died in both World Wars 1 and 2, with bigger plaques listing all those who served. Some veterans' names are therefore duplicated.Young New South Wales Australia More Info
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Young Shire Town Hall and Council Chambers
The Soldiers Memorial clock tower is the central feature of the Young Shire Council Town Hall and Council Chambers Boorowa Street. A bronze statue of a Digger is located on the street-side of the tower at roof level.
There are several polished granite tablets on the outside of the main doorway beneath and inside the entrance foyer on which inscriptions and veterans' names are engraved. Four smaller plaques list separately those who died in both World Wars 1 and 2, with bigger plaques listing all those who served. Some veterans' names are therefore duplicated.Young New South Wales Australia More Info
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Yuranigh's Grave
Yuranigh was Major Thomas Mitchell's highly respected Aboriginal Guide on his 1846 exploration of New South Wales and Queensland.As a sign of respect he has a grave site marked with five carved tees - three of which are still alive.The headstone inscribed and paid for by Michell himself was replaced with a marble slab in 1900. More Info
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Yuranigh's Grave
Yuranigh was Major Thomas Mitchell's highly respected Aboriginal Guide on his 1846 exploration of New South Wales and Queensland.As a sign of respect he has a grave site marked with five carved tees - three of which are still alive.The headstone inscribed and paid for by Michell himself was replaced with a marble slab in 1900. More Info
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Yuranigh's Grave
Yuranigh was Major Thomas Mitchell's highly respected Aboriginal Guide on his 1846 exploration of New South Wales and Queensland.As a sign of respect he has a grave site marked with five carved tees - three of which are still alive.The headstone inscribed and paid for by Michell himself was replaced with a marble slab in 1900. More Info
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