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Southland Cenotaph Marks A Century Of Tribute
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Southland Cenotaph Marks A Century Of Tribute
This week marks 100 years since the Southland Cenotaph in Invercargill was officially unveiled to honour local men and women who served and died in World War I.Unveiled on 6 December 1925, the cenotaph was revealed to the public in a significant ceremony led by then-Governor General of New Zealand, Sir Charles Ferguson. A crowd of more than 6000 people gathered for the occasion, including around 1000 returned soldiers.Invercargill Mayor Tom Camp…
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