Shrine of Remembrance

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The Shrine of Remembrance is a prominent war memorial in Melbourne, Australia, dedicated to honoring those who served in the First World War and subsequent conflicts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cenotaph
heritage-listed building
tourist attraction
war memorial
architect James Wardrop
Philip Hudson
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
classical revival
completionDate 1934
constructionStartDate 1928
country Australia
dedicatedTo Australian military personnel
service in subsequent conflicts
service in the First World War
hasExhibition Australian military history displays
hasInscription Greater love hath no man
hasPart Crypt
Remembrance Garden
Sanctuary
Stone of Remembrance
ambulatory
cenotaph
eternal flame
forecourt
galleries of remembrance
visitor centre
hasView Melbourne central business district
Port Phillip Bay
height 37 m
heritageStatus National Heritage List
Victorian Heritage Register
hostsEvent Anzac Day dawn service
Remembrance Day service
inception 1927
inspiredBy Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
Parthenon
linked to: the Parthenon
lightingEffect ray of light on Stone of Remembrance at 11 am on 11 November
locatedIn Kings Domain
Melbourne
St Kilda Road
Victoria
materialUsed granite
officialOpeningDate 1934-11-11
openedBy Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
operator Shrine of Remembrance Trustees
owner State of Victoria
primaryUse commemoration of war service
visitorNumber hundreds of thousands of visitors per year

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Shrine of Remembrance operator Shrine of Remembrance Trustees
linked to: Shrine of Remembrance
Kings Domain hasLandmark Shrine of Remembrance
St Kilda Road adjacentTo Shrine of Remembrance Reserve
linked to: Shrine of Remembrance
St Kilda Road hasLandmark Shrine of Remembrance
Australian war memorials notableExample Shrine of Remembrance (Melbourne)
linked to: Shrine of Remembrance