Fishermen's Memorial
Highlights
- Reflect on the poignant sculpture that captures the sorrow of families mourning lost fishermen at Port Lincoln.
- Explore the scattered stones bearing the names of 50 men, each representing a life forever remembered.
- Gaze out from the lookout to witness the harbour entrance, a poignant reminder of those who never returned.
- Feel the weight of history as you visit this memorial, which adds an average of one name each year.
The Fisherman`s Memorial commemorates those who have been lost at sea.
The sculpture depicts the anguish of families and friends that have lost loved ones at sea. The front of the sculpture represents families anxiously looking out to the harbour entrance for that first glimpse of a returning boat.
The landward side shows the downward faces of women in sorrow knowing they will never see their love ones again. Surrounding the central monument lay scattered stones with the individual names of some 50 men and their boats that have departed from Port Lincoln never to return. On average one name is added to the granite stones each year.
The sculpture is made from Calca Granite from West coast of Eyre Peninsula.
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Accreditations
- National Trust
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