For over a century a WWI Honour Roll has hung in the halls of the Melbourne College of Pharmacy. Follow as we remember nearly 200 student/alumni ANZAC Soldiers.
Here’s the short video featuring Sir John Monash’s certificates and medals donated by the Monash family to the @MonashArchive https://t.co/am3dnfxVCl #WW1Return
On the 14 Nov 1916 Melbourne College of Pharmacy student Eric Bisset in #WWI. In 2019 a posthumous Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) was conferred on him by @MonashUni. Just one name, among many, on our Honour Roll to remember this #RemembranceDay
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On this day in 1865 @MonashUni's namesake, Sir John Monash, was born. Here are just some of the many photos we have in the Archives from throughout Sir John's life, which involved great success in both engineering and the military
#FromTheArchives
General Sir John Monash was born on this day in 1865 and in 1927 opened annual session of the College of Pharmacy.
“…equip yourself for life, not solely for your own benefit but for the benefit of the whole community.” https://t.co/RLmWPxTEli
In 2020 our WWI Remembrance and Posthumous Awards Ceremony received international recognition with the @CASEAdvance Grand Gold Circle of Excellence Award presented virtually in Washington DC. Thank you to all involved in this moving project. #WW1#PharmEd https://t.co/oYgSNVzrz5
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🎄Remembering Melbourne College of Pharmacy (now @MonashPharm) #WW1 Honour Roll Chemist Harry MacKay MATHESON, interned @CWGC Gaza War Cemetery, died #ChristmasEve 1917, after serving the @AustralianArmy he had just been apptd a Royal Air Corps Officer https://t.co/HxTiibVjIq
On the eve of #ArmisticeDay @NotreDameDeLorette, the largest French military cemetery, I took a moment to walk around the Ring of Remembrance, where almost 600,000 soldiers of all nationalities are commemorated. A moving moment to reflect on so many brutally lost lives.
Thank you @couvedm. We remembered Douglas E Towl, who graduated with honours as Pharmacy Silver Medallist before being KIA & later his pharmacist uncle also died in the field. And of course we remembered Alan & Harry Couve, & the 5 Soldiers of #WW1.
30 pharmacy students of The College of Pharmacy (now @MonashPharm) paused their studies to enlist during WWI. Four never returned, one stayed behind as a photographer, helping to identify the graves of fallen soldiers. @HonourRoll
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#RemembranceDay#LestWeForget
🌺 Anderson D
🌺 Bisset E
🌺 Chapman A
🌺 Ching W
🌺 Cornell O
🌺 Couve A
🌺 Crawford J
🌺 Elder F
🌺 Jewkes W
🌺 Jones M
🌺 Lamb L
🌺 McInerney J
🌺 Matheson H
🌺 Scott A
🌺 Shepherd P
🌺 Symonds J
🌺 Towl D
🌺 Towl P
🌺 Walker J
🌺 Williams W
The College of Pharmacy, (est 1881 & now known as @MonashPharm), GM Marian Costelloe will read The Ode & @MIPS_Australia scientist @NerdyCammy will turn the page of the ‘Book of Remembrance’. Capacity is limited to 30 ppl - bring your mask, entry is on first come basis
10:50am today @MonashPharm educators, staff & students will assemble around the Book of Remberance in the War Memorial College of Pharmacy Building for a page turning & a minute of silence on the 11th hour, of 11th day, of 11th month. #RemembranceDay#LestWeForget#PharmEd
A dramatic new artwork opens today at @IWMNorth. Comprising of 12,960 handcrafted ceramic flowers, Poppies has found a permanent home within the unique architecture of IWM North's Air Shard.
Learn more and plan your visit: https://t.co/9swiQJldKe
From the captured cannons, weapons and machinery of war, the College of Pharmacy was awarded a German machine gun and sled, similar to this one in a pic from the @AWMemorial. Now lost to time, there is no records of its whereabouts (it was perhaps reclaimed for metal during #WW2)
#RemembranceDay
After #WW1, cities, schools & organisations were offered ‘trophies of war’ proportionate to their sacrifice. A grim task of the College of Pharmacy was to collect our ‘trophy’ from enemy loot that was being stored at Royal Exhibition Building. (1/2)
To mark Remembrance Day the Royal Exhibition Building will light up #RedtoRemember on November 10th and 11th, as we honour veterans and their families for their sacrifice and service.
We continue to share their memories through our Wartime Stories 🔗 https://t.co/v1T41jCtUt
To mark Remembrance Day the Royal Exhibition Building will light up #RedtoRemember on November 10th and 11th, as we honour veterans and their families for their sacrifice and service.
We continue to share their memories through our Wartime Stories 🔗 https://t.co/v1T41jCtUt