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- The War Memorial
- City View Terrace
- Yarrawonga
- Scatter Pillars
The War Memorial
Artist Leonard Shillam was commissioned in 1954 to create St. George and the Dragon panel sculpture for the War Memorial at Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens.
Overlooking the war veterans section, the sandstone carving is several metres high and more than 20 metres long. At its base is carved the phrase: “They gave that we might not fear”.
Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens is also the final resting place of many dignitaries, including Sir Colin Thomas Hannah and Sir John Lavarack, both former Governors of Queensland; Sir Arthur Leslie MacDonald, former head of the Australian Army and Australian Defence Force; and the Right Honourable Sir Arthur William Fadden, the 13th Prime Minister of Australia.
War Service Niche
Memorial for 1
War Service Niche
Memorial for 4
City View Terrace
Overlooking Brisbane's beautiful city skyline, City View Terrace is our latest cremation memorial offering. With a unique design and stunning location, City View Terrace is the perfect place to secure your memorial.
Family Seat Estate Medium
Memorial for 2. Max 3
Family Bench Estate
Memorial for 4
Sculptural Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Continuous Rockery
Memorial for 2 Max 3
Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
IronBark Pillar
Memorial for 1 and 2 in City View
Sculptural Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Continuous Granite Garden
Memorial for 2 Max 3
Double Niche Estate
Memorial for 2
Plinth Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Continuous Granite Garden
Memorial for 2 Max 3
Granite Tree Garden
Memorial for 2 Max 3
Sculptural Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Pillar Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Family Niche Tower
Memorial for Max 8
Gazebo at sunset in Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens
The location
City View Terrace is situated on a landscaped area off from the heritage-listed West Chapel, with five terraces running down the hillside. A water feature runs through each level and flows into a pond on the lowest point closest to Nursery Road.
The amazing views, mountain ranges and water feature make this a special place of remembrance.
Gazebo at sunset in Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens
Features
The City View Terrace development features a range of memorials made from granite or constructed from bush rock for those families who like a more natural-looking product.
The memorial options include:
- Seat Estates
- Family Estates
- Continuous Rockery Gardens
- Single Bush Rock Memorial
- Ironbark Pillars
Ashes can be interred in the memorial or families can choose to have memorials created with ashes.
Yarrawonga
Yarrawonga is the final resting place for families, loved ones to remain with each other for eternity.
Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens offer a range of memorials, incorporating the natural beauty of its surroundings.
Continuous Rockery
Memorial for 2. Max 3
War Service Niche
Memorial for 1
Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
IronBark Pillar
Memorials for 1, 2 and 3
Mini Rock Garden
Memorial for 4
Family Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Scatter Pillars
Scatter Pillars
Scatter Pillars provide families with an alternative to collections and self-scattering of ashes – an innovative way to provide a connection for families to the place of scatter and memorialisation.
People will love the natural look of the material used to construct these memorials, and they will also enjoy the outlook over the natural bushland area.
Scattering ashes
Scattering the ashes of a loved one has become very popular in Australia. However, choosing the right location is important as a lasting memory in the future. Very often people choose to scatter ashes in a location that was special to their loved one, but over time such places may change or even be built upon, changing the location and with it the memory.
Creating a memorial in a special place helps keep the memory alive beyond the funeral service. Memorials give families and friends a tangible source of comfort, and are an everlasting place to come and remember your loved one. In a memorial park, ashes can be placed without fear of the location changing.
Frequently asked questions about cremation
We've gathered answers to the common questions many have about cremation to help you understand this option better.
The cremation process
Understand what is involved in the cremation process.
City View Terrace
City View Terrace
Overlooking Brisbane's beautiful city skyline, City View Terrace is our latest cremation memorial offering.
The War Memorial Wall
The War Memorial
Mt. Thompson Memorial Gardens is the final resting place of many dignitaries, and includes the St. George and the Dragon panel sculpture, by artist Leonard Shillam.
Yarrawonga
Yarrawonga
Yarrawonga offers memorials for families who will remain with each other for eternity.
Reflection Pool Double
Memorial for 2
Bush Rock - Single
Memorial for 1
Brush Rock - Double
Memorial for 2
Rustic Granite Seat
Memorial for 4. Max 7
Rose Border Position
Memorial for 1
Cremation Monument
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Brick Niche
Memorial for 1. Double Memorials for 2 available
Seat Estate
Memorial for 4 Max 7
Continuous Rockery
Memorial for 2. Max 3
Gazebo
A small individual garden built around a gazebo. A range of granite colours available and a bronze vase can be placed permanently in each garden.
Rose Garden
A living memorial is a popular choice. A colourful range of fragrant roses are available. A bronze plaque set on a granite base marks the memorial.
Granite Rock Estate
A personal garden designed with your choice of plaques, photos, and plants making it special for each family.
Ash Container
A bronze container with a plaque for ashes and a momento.
Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens Chair Memorial
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