"Between the late 1950s and 1977, to my certain knowledge it was common practice for the ashes of returned soldiers to be placed in ANZAC park by their families. As a young boy, and later as a boarding school student, I came across and/or witnessed at least seven or eight small family gatherings to either scatter the ashes of family members or bury an urn containing those ashes. Between 1970 and 1977 I lived at 16 Wool Street, Toowong in my late Aunt’s house, Minnie Harriet McClymont (nee Palmer)... read more of Arthur's Statement HERE
Blog archive story HERE
Image: Lieutenant J.W. Annat
Help save ANZAC Park Toowong from becoming a construction workforce car park for Brisbane City Council's 'Legacy Way'. In October 2010 BCC proposed the site. On 10 December 2010 we filed in the Supreme Court of Queensland an application for an injunction. On 16 December 2010 the 'Coordinator-General's Change Report' refused the proposal for the car park. In February 2011 BCC returned with two options to destroy the park-ANZAC Park North and the Dog off-leash area. On 5 April 2011...SAVED!
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