Memorial · Melbourne

ANZAC Memorial

The Anzac Memorial stands as a significant commemoration in Sydney's Hyde Park South. Designed with Art Deco style by C. Bruce Dellit, its exterior features striking sculptures and reliefs created by Rayner Hoff. Constructed between 1932 and 1934, this monument honours the Australian Imperial Force from World War I.

Marking important occasions such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day, the memorial has been a focal point for remembrance ceremonies. Fundraising began on the first anniversary of the Gallipoli landing. Opened in 1934, it has since undergone refurbishments and expansion, ensuring its enduring role in remembering Australia's wartime history.

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