Photograph, Rosa McCall, Sunbury Cemetery, April 2014
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In April 2014, the Rotary Memorial Garden was officially opened in the Sunbury Cemetery. The plaque in the garden was created to remember the former inmates of the Sunbury Asylum and the Industrial School who were buried in unmarked graves in the cemetery.
Significance
Many former inmates of the Sunbury Asylum and the Industrial School were buried in unmarked graves in the Sunbury Cemetery.
Physical description
A non-digital coloured photograph of a plaque set in a large stone in a garden.
