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Memory Lane Print Page 
Plaque 2: 10 August-2016
Photographs supplied by Erich Nussbaumer
A walkway with engraved pavers commemorates the names of people, businesses, club and activities associated with the settlement and development of Three Springs. The walkway was developed as part of the centenary celebrations of 2006.
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Location
| Address: | Railway Road, Three Springs, 6519 |
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| State: | WA |
| Area: | AUS |
| GPS Coordinates: | Lat: -29.535276 Long: 115.764497 Note: GPS Coordinates are approximate. |
Details
| Monument Type: | Walkway |
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| Monument Theme: | Landscape |
| Sub-Theme: | Settlement |
Dedication
| Approx. Monument Dedication Date: | September-2006 |
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Front Inscription
A walk down Memory Lane
Like most small country towns Three Springs is very proud of its pioneering history. Many local families are descendants of the first European settlers to come to the district in 1906, while others who moved away retain strong connetions to the area. This "Memory Lane" footpath is just one the community acknowledges the strength and importance of those roots.
The idea to use engraved pavers to record the names of people, businesses, clubs and activities associated with Three Springs was developed as part of the Centenary celebrations of 2006. The concept was strongly supported by both current and past residents with over 400 single or multiple pavers being laid in September of that year. A further 40 followed the "Back to Three Springs" weekend a month later.
It is intended that this Memory Lane will continue to grow as further orders are taken in the future, building the community`s strong connection with is past and its pioneers.
Source: MAA walk down Memory Lane
Like most small country towns Three Springs is very proud of its pioneering history. Many local families are descendants of the first European settlers to come to the district in 1906, while others who moved away retain strong connetions to the area. This "Memory Lane" footpath is just one the community acknowledges the strength and importance of those roots.
The idea to use engraved pavers to record the names of people, businesses, clubs and activities associated with Three Springs was developed as part of the Centenary celebrations of 2006. The concept was strongly supported by both current and past residents with over 400 single or multiple pavers being laid in September of that year. A further 40 followed the "Back to Three Springs" weekend a month later.
It is intended that this Memory Lane will continue to grow as further orders are taken in the future, building the community`s strong connection with is past and its pioneers.
Monument details supplied by Monument Australia - www.monumentaustralia.org.au
