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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Frankston

 
By Dean Barton-Ancliffe, August 14, 2026
100th Anniversary of Legacy - Front of Marker
1 ► Australia, Victoria, Frankston — 100th Anniversary of Legacy —
Near High Street 0.1 kilometers north of Spring Street.
The Spirit of Legacy is Service The care of dependants of those who served their country; namely, veterans who gave their lives or health on operational service or subsequently, and Australian Defence Force members who die in service or as . . . — — Map (db m310546) WM
2 ► Australia, Victoria, Frankston — Centenary of Armistice Day — Remembrance Day — 11th November 2018 —
Near High Street 0.1 kilometers north of Spring Street.
In commemoration of the citizens of Frankston and surrounding district, who valiantly volunteered to serve this nation during the great war of 1914-18 A Frankston RSL initiative funded under the Commonwealth Government's Assistance Centenary . . . — — Map (db m310617) WM
3 ► Australia, Victoria, Frankston — Frankston War Memorial —
Near High Street 0.1 kilometers north of Spring Street.
In Honoured Memory of the Men and Women from the Australian Armed Forces Lest We Forget South Africa   Boer War   Sudan   Gallipoli   Dardenelles  France   Palestine   United Kingdom   Egypt   Libya . . . — — Map (db m310547) WM
4 ► Australia, Victoria, Frankston — Frankston War Memorial - Rust Stains —
Near High Street 0.1 kilometers Spring Street.
The rust-like stains on the memorial are symbolic, representing the bloodshed and sacrifices made during times of war. These marks serve as a visual metaphor, reminding us of the countless lives lost and the enduring impact of their sacrifices, . . . — — Map (db m310616) WM
5 ► Australia, Victoria, Frankston — Thompson's Folly —
On Esplanade at High Street, on the left when traveling north on Esplanade.
Thompson's Folly, known simply as 'The Folly', refers to the 200 metre stretch of road that connects the Esplanade to the Nepean Highway. It was named after its creator, John Arthur Thompson, a Welshman born in 1827 who came to Melbourne by boat in . . . — — Map (db m310702) HM
 
 
 
 
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Nov. 11, 2026