Elliott Heads Submarine Lookout ANZAC Day Memorial

About

Positioned close to the water front, the memorial is a combination arrangement with all elements recognising the services of individuals from the 10th Battalion, Volunteer Defence Corps, who manned the site as an observation position during the Second World War. The space surrounding the memorials is known as the Elliott Heads Memorial Park. The ANZAC Day Memorial consists of two concrete plinths, connected by a timber beam. Atop the left plinth there is an arched slab, which contributes to the signage. There are two small plaques attached to the plinths. Submarine Lookout Cairns - there are two cairns located closer to the ocean and situated on the actual original 'lookout' site'. Each cairn supports a plaque and to the right of the cairns there are remains of the wooden posts which supported the structure.