Gun placement and Railway Monument outside RSL, corner Downs and Lowry Street, North Ipswich, 1991

Creator Details

TitleGun placement and Railway Monument outside RSL, corner Downs and Lowry Street, North Ipswich, 1991Date Created1991PrinterIpswich City CouncilAcknowledgementIpswich Heritage Study 1992 (University of Queensland)

Location

StreetDowns StreetLowry StreetSuburbNorth IpswichCity & StateIpswich, QueenslandGeo Coordinates^[1]

Description

DescriptionMonument, on the left, outside the RSL at North Ipswich corner of Down and Lowry Streets. This was the original workshops site before the workshops expanded. The plaque reads: "Near this site on 25th February 1864 Lady Bowen, wife of the Governor of Queensland turned the sod to mark the beginning of the first railway line constructed in Queensland from Ipswich to Bigge’s Camp (Grandchester) 21.5 miles." The added plaque reads "Unveiled by the President D K Wood Esq. 15 November 1969." The monument was erected by the Ipswich Historical Society. (Ipswich City Council).

Connections

Government & Non-Government OrganisationsReturned Services League (RSL)PlacesFirst North Ipswich Railway WorkshopsSubjectsGunsMonuments & memorialsPlaquesHistoric eventsCurated CollectionsIpswich Heritage Study (1992)Monuments & MemorialsTaxonomy20th Century | 1990s | 1991

Asset Details

Reference IDqips-2011-09-27-0133p.jpgAsset TypeImages - JpegCopyright NoticeTo use this image, please contact the Picture Ipswich Digital Archivist.CopyrightPicture Ipswich Copyright Information

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North Ipswich

Government & Non-Government Organisations

Returned Services League (RSL)

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