Penrith City Local History - Memories of war - We remember - Smith Park
Castlereagh Honour Roll
On January 4, 1919, a Honour Roll was unveiled in Smith Park, Castlereagh, which contained the names of soldiers who enlisted from the Castlereagh Municipality. The monument was constructed entirely of concrete by the voluntary labour of a committee of nine: Ald P Landers (mayor), Aldermen H Shields, W P Howell, J Holihan, C Mitchell, T Smith and Messrs P Jay, E Yeomans and A Shaw. The monument was built up on three steps, the one at the base being 5 feet square. On one of the four sides of the pillar part, a marble tablet measuring 3 feet 6 inches x 18 inches x 2 inches was inlaid and bore the soldiers’ names. During the ceremony Mrs Skelton and Miss Shaw handed over two wreaths to be placed on the monument in memory of Mrs Skelton’s late husband, Private W Skelton.

Smith Park, Castlereagh
*Killed during war
*Richard Frederick Baker | Leonard Branford Lucas |
Tom Coates | *Gordon Martin |
Albert John Craig | *Eddie Pearce |
*George Bernard Denny | Frank Pearce |
Sydney Albert Evans | James Pearce |
Clunie James Gregor | D W S Reid |
*David Andrew Gregor | H Reid |
A Hardie | J T Savage |
K Hardie | *Walter Skelton |
*Edward Kennedy Lance | W M Willmott |
George Robert Ellory Lucas | *Gordon Francis Yeoman |