Three articles from newspapers relating to the demolishing of the Soldiers Memorial Hall, and the building of the Canterbury Memorial Home Units on the site.canterbury, canterbury road, soldiers memorial hall, canterbury memorial home units

Photocopy of article from the Chadstone Progress 21 May 1980, of the refusal of the Camberwell Council to change the name of the Canterbury Memorial Home Units to the Camberwell Memorial Homes.canterbury, canterbury road, canterbury memorial home units, camberwell council

Photocopy of article from the Camberwell City News 5/4 December 1979 reporting on the ceremony held at the building site in Canterbury Road to mark the commencement of the Canterbury Memorial Home Units.canterbury, canterbury road, canterbury memorial home units, building construction

The Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1923 as a memorial to the soldiers of the First World War 1914-1918. The hall was demolished in 1979 and replaced by the Canterbury Memorial Home Units. A Roll Of Honour was at the left of the main entrance to the hall, this is now at the entrance to the units.canterbury, soldiers memorial hall, canterbury memorial home units, honour boards, canterbury road, halls

Memorandum sent from the City of Boroondara notifying the residents of the Canterbury Memorial Homes of the decision of council to remove the Honor Roll from the entrance of the homes where it had been erected after the demolition of the Soldiers' Memorial Hallcity of boroondara, canterbury, canterbury road, canterbury memorial home units, world war 1914-1918, soldiers' memorial hall, honour boards

Brief report from the Progress Leader of the City of Boroondara's statement that residents of the units would not be forced out of the facility at short noticecanterbury, canterbury road, canterbury memorial home units, aged care, addis> jane, city of boroondara

Booklet compiled by Susan Barnett, President of the Surrey Hills Historical Society with the assistance of the Balwyn Historical Society, Camberwell Historical Society, Canterbury History Group and the Surrey Hills Historical Society, for a bus tour of significant places in Boroondara to commerate the centenary of the Gallipoli Landing.26 Pagesbeckett park memorial, white> dorothy sevilla, cahill> francis matthew, cahill> martin, cahill> richard nicholas, cahill> kevin martin, lone pine dairy - balwyn, bignell> alfred charles, canterbury citizens carnival, canterbury gardens, soldiers - memorial hall - canterbury, canterbury memorial home units, canterbury primary school, camberwell city rsl sub-branch, golding> herbert, daly> gustav anthony disney, daly> william constant beck, daly> clarence wells didier, wattle park lone pine, clock tower memorial> wattle park, hethersett house - plc - burwood, surrey gardens - memorial cross, surrey gardens - the shrine, steele> mrs charles h d, blogg> john kendrick, gawler> john stephens, mawson> frederick w, webster> clarence, clock towers, wattle park

Walk organized by Camberwell Hist. Society in conjunction with Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre for Canterbury Happening August 1985. description of 12 sites visited on walk. Canterbury History Group was formed as a consequence of this event. Yellow A4 sheet folded in 3canterbury:- baptist church, uniting church, memorial home units, shrublands, chaucer's, canterbury gardens, hazeldene, canterbury road shops, canterbury railway station, maling road, canterbury mansions