Anzac Square and Memorial Galleries

The place where Queensland remembers

Experience the quiet solitude of Queensland’s pre-eminent war memorial and gain a greater understanding of Australia’s military past at Anzac Square.

Located in Brisbane CBD, with the spectacular Shrine of Remembrance and Eternal Flame burning at its heart, Anzac Square provides permanent recognition for those who fought and died in the service of our nation and offers generations of Queenslanders a place to reflect on their bravery and sacrifice.

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For the safety of our community, Anzac Square Memorial Galleries is temporarily closed to the public. Explore the Anzac Square Memorial Galleries digitised content via State Library’s One Search.

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Memorial Galleries

Beneath this historic site discover the Anzac Square Memorial Galleries curated by the State Library of Queensland. Visitors to the refreshed exhibition can now delve deeper into Queensland’s war history than ever before—embarking on an interactive journey from World War One to today.

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Nurses and soldiers at the Military Hospital, Stanthorpe

Military band of the 15th Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade at Enoggera Camp, Queensland, 1914

Soldiers waving from the window of a train in Brisbane, Queensland, 1940

Nurses of the Second A.I.F. leaving the Brisbane City Hall, 1940

Corporal Victor Patty standing by a medivac Huey helicopter, Vietnam 1967

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Marching band participates in the Peace Day procession in Brisbane, 1919