A cenotaph—originating from the Greek term kenotaphion meaning “empty tomb”—is a public monument erected to honour and remember individuals who died in war but whose remains are buried or lost elsewhere. These monuments vary in design, from a simple free-standing plinth or column to a sarcophagus-shaped stone, a grand arch, or a classical four-sided Grecian [...] Read More... The post Committee for Lorne: A cenotaph appeared first on Surf Coast Times .
Committee for Lorne: A cenotaph
