Lost but now found: Orange RSL members Chris Colvin and Sharon Jameson working to identify unmarked WW 1 graves

Kate Bowyer
Updated July 11 2022 - 8:17am, first published July 9 2022 - 4:30am
'THEY'RE LIKE FAMILY': RSL Orange subbranch president Chris Colvin and researcher Sharon Jameson at the grave marking of William White, which was one of over 90 unmarked World War 1 graves at the Orange Cemetery. Photo KATE BOWYER
'THEY'RE LIKE FAMILY': RSL Orange subbranch president Chris Colvin and researcher Sharon Jameson at the grave marking of William White, which was one of over 90 unmarked World War 1 graves at the Orange Cemetery. Photo KATE BOWYER

BEING home to a mental hospital during the earlier years of the last century has left Orange with a sad, and only recently revealed, legacy.

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Kate Bowyer

Kate Bowyer

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Kate Bowyer is a senior reporter at the Central Western Daily.

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