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Photograph, 31 December 1972

  • Black and white image of a wooden plaque inscribed as follows: For God, King and Country. The Great War 1914. St Kilda Congregational Church. Honor Roll. Names of all those who served are then listed. Those who died have an asterisk next to their name. The list of all who served is as follows: Andrews R J; Acklon F E Corp; Adams E A; Bugg A W Dvr; Bugg E H Lieut; Busby S C; Bent A A; Bent T H; Bent R C; Bruns L; Burns E Serg; Bertram F; Burton J C; Ball R Serg; Canham R; Cottle N; Ersson E F Chute, Leger; Elsum L P Lieut; Fulton R; Gladman F Capt; Hughes-Jones Rev W T Pastor; Hutchinson L Serg; Hyslop H; Johnson A R; King A V; Le-Nepveu L; Mackenzie D; Marshall W K; Miller J C; McFarland W d; Morton R Serg; McDonald N; Mitchell G S Corp; McInnes A; McInnes J; McKenzie-King A Stf Serg; Pick F A; Robertson W; Roberts C S; Roberts A N Serg; Robbins E G; Stronell F C Serg; Sinnatt C; Sherwood C T; Smith E; Spong C Corp; Thomsen C J Capt; Thomsen C F; Thomsen V T; Trickey F V Major; Thorn T O Cape; Twitt V; Toye W; Wingrave F Lieut

    1914-1918 Honor Roll, St Kilda Congregational Church

Historical information

St John’s Congregational Church was established in 1888 on the corner of Barkly and Mitford Streets, near the Village Belle Hotel in South St Kilda. The building has now been demolished. The photograph was taken at the final service. The church closed in 1974 and gave its hymn books, carpets and curtains to its sister church, East St Kilda Congregational Church at the corner of Hotham and Inkerman Streets (later East St Kilda Uniting Church and now Trinity-St Nicholas Church).

Physical description

black and white photograph

Inscriptions & markings

Honour board of Sth St Kilda Cong ch. Closing Service 31 Dec 1972. First World War 1914-18. SKHS 00771

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