Talk:Springvale Botanical Cemetery

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Cremation at Springvale edit

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As the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website is frequently cited in wikipedia, may I point out one clash of information. I note the first cremation here is stated to have been in 1905 but the CWGC states that (at least the present building of) Springvale Crematorium, where it commemorates 67 WWII Commonwealth service casualties whose ashes are here, was begun in 1935. Was there more than one crematorium building there?Cloptonson (talk) 12:33, 24 May 2020 (UTC)Reply

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