The Northbridge Clock was constructed in 1948 as a memorial to those who died in World War 2. According to the plaque, it was erected by the Northbridge Comforts Fund and unveiled by the Governor of New South Wales, Lieut-General J. Northcott.
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Interesting monument. Here in the US we often see similar memorial monuments for WWI (as well as the US Civil War), but almost never for WWII.
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ReplyDeleteYou take good photos of important monuments and places. My husband teases that people like us should be recognised for promoting our countries.
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That's brilliant, Robert.
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Can't say that it is an inspiring monument but an it is an important one.
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