Submission re: Relocation of Homebush War Memorial

Date: September 4, 2019Author: strathfieldhomebush 0 Comments

Strathfield Council recently requested the Strathfield-Homebush District Historical Society provide comments on a proposal to relocate the Homebush War Memorial from its current location. The Society does not support this proposal. The submission to Council was sent on 3 September 2019.

Submission re relocation of Homebush War Memorial

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