Auburn Memorial Park
Auburn Memorial Park is a small public park on Rawson Street in Auburn, NSW, with a large war memorial statue and plaque honouring Australians who served in past overseas conflicts. A children's playground and a public toilet sit in the park beside Auburn railway station.
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About Auburn Memorial Park
War Memorial at Auburn Memorial Park
Auburn Memorial Park has a large war memorial, a statue with a plaque that remembers Australians who served in conflicts abroad. The memorial sits in a small greenspace, and the park has several sitting areas and seating options around it. Visitors can rest on the seating and read the plaque in the park's quiet setting beside the railway station.
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Getting to Auburn Memorial Park
Auburn Memorial Park is at 28 Rawson Street, Auburn NSW 2144, right outside the Auburn railway station entrance. Auburn station is about 100 m away.
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- 📍New Star Kebab (restaurant, about 100 m)
Frequently asked questions about Auburn Memorial Park
Is there a war memorial at Auburn Memorial Park?
Yes. A large war memorial statue with a plaque stands in the park, remembering Australians who served in past conflicts abroad.
Is there a playground at Auburn Memorial Park?
Yes. A children's playground sits right outside the Auburn station entrance.
Is there a toilet at Auburn Memorial Park?
Yes. The park has a public toilet.
Is Auburn Memorial Park close to Auburn station?
Yes. The park is right outside the Auburn railway station entrance, about 100 m from the station.