Our online War Heritage Inventory(opens in a new window) contains information and images of places related to Victoria’s war history including memorials, avenues of honour, memorial buildings, former defence sites and places of commemoration.
Add to the database
If you’d like a new site or information added to the inventory database:
- email: war.heritage@dpc.vic.gov.au and include any images to be uploaded.
You must hold copyright for all images and give permission for use. No images should be included for which copyright cannot be established or is held with another person or entity. It may take up to 28 days for new records to be added to the database.
Thank you for your contributions
Thank you to all the Victorians who have added records, text and images to this Inventory.
A special thanks to Bob Christey, who donated a large database of information and photos relating to war memorials across Victoria based on years of personal research.
We also appreciate the donation of a large and important database by the family of Ken Goudie. For over 20 years Ken collected information and images relating to more than 3,000 Victorian honour rolls and 97,000 service personnel.
Both databases represent a considerable archive of information resulting from untold hours of volunteer work.
Other online resources
- Australian War Memorial(opens in a new window)
- WWI Nominal Roll(opens in a new window)
- National Archives of Australia(opens in a new window)
- Public Record Office of Victoria(opens in a new window)
- Commonwealth Department of Veterans' Affairs(opens in a new window)
- WWII Nominal Roll(opens in a new window)
- Korean War Nominal Roll(opens in a new window)
- Vietnam War Nominal Roll(opens in a new window)
Memorials, graves and death registry information
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