A look back through the Inverell Times archives of photos and articles on our ANZACs. Newspaper clippings will follow below the gallery to make them easier to read.
A look back through the Inverell Times archives of photos and articles on our ANZACs. Newspaper clippings will follow below the gallery to make them easier to read.
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The Inverell Times was first founded in 1875, and has been there at major events in Australia’s history as filtered by the perspective of our community.
The newspaper had reached its 40th year when the gallant young Anzacs reached the shores of Gallipoli on the 25th April, 1915.
Here are some photos and articles of the time that pay tribute to them, and to those from our town involved in Australia’s first military campaign.
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Sydney Mail 1916
Kurrajong train 29.10.58 Inverell Times
Kurrajong train story 29.10.58 Inverell Times
Kurrajong Train story 1.04.59 Inverell Times
Kurrajong Memories 5.09.58
Kurrajong Memories 2 5.09.58
Kurrajong Memories 3 5.09.58
Kurrajong Memories 4 5.09.58
Kurrajongs
Kurrajongs Inverell Times 5.09.58
Kurrajong Story 5-09-58
An Anzac Day tribute from our archives at The Inverell Times
William Salmon, before departing to war
Anzac Day arrangements 1939
Memorial Move 24.9.58
Memorial move story 24.9.58
RSL members
How Inverell received news during WW1
List of our gallant dead WW1
New march arrangments 1959
RSL Sub Branch formed 1966
Samuel Rolfe Story
W J Finney war memories
First to enlist - Inv Times 1966
First to enlist - Inv Times 1966
First Inverell men at gallipoli - Inv Times 1966
Shield presented to Inverell for greatest number of recruits in proportion to population for service in WW1
Gilgai pride - inv Times 1966
Tom Lowrey WW1 - Inv Times 1966
Kurrajongs - Inv Times 1966
Story of the Kurrajongs
Sale of 800 sheep for WW1.
$80,000 raised in Inverell for WW1
Money raised for WW1
Mr C J Chaundy enlists
Mr Cyril Chaundy
Men gathered in Victoria Park the night before thier departure to WW1
Swan Vale soldiers
Private Cyril Johnston formally identified
Private Alan Mather remians identified.
Memorial service to be held for 3 soldiers
Private Alan Mather and Private Cyril Johnston laid to rest.
Lone Pine memorial
Lone Pine memorial
Bundarra soldier - Thomas Joseph Sullivan
Hugh Malcolm Martel WW1 history
5 members of the Grovers family enlist for WW1
Duncan Crerar WW1
Grave of Inverell Soldier Private B H McCosker.
Anzac day - Inverell Times 1979
Gallipoli veterans miss first march - Inv Times 1975
Gilgai WW1 veteran - Austin Woodford
Major Walter John Clare Duncan
WW1 veteran Jack Pollock
WW1 veteran Jack Pollock
WW1 veteran Jack Pollock
WW1 veteran Jack Pollock
Kurrajong Soldiers
Rowland Mathew Medhurst
Private Henry Tonkin - IT 24.4.15
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