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Following the release of the government’s roadmap to easing Queensland’s restrictions, Anzac Square Memorial Galleries are open to the public.
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.
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
History of Anzac Square
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Eight PERFECT soldiers, great-grandsons of Margaret 'Peggy' Reid and Jonathan Goldspink, enlisted during the First World War. Peggy Reid was a descendant of the Burramattagal (Parramatta) Clan. One of the first to enlist fought at Gallipoli.
An indigenous soldier who was with the 4th Field Company Engineers at Gallipoli.
