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Buried in the Old Bluff Cemetery- Pioneering family of Tyers Andrew was a long serving Trust Secretary and later Chairman of the Traralgon Cemetery Trust from 1880 – 1893. He is the earliest serving Trust member found to be buried at the Old Bluff. Grave location NSB-A006. Note: the headstone pictured is a recent…
The Gippsland Memorial Park has many burials of those who served in one of our World Wars. Lists are being compiled, making them available for those wishing to undergo historical research. Here is a list with a map of all the WW1 soldiers buried within the grounds. Use this to find the graves of those…
12 new independent crypts have been approved by the Traralgon Cemetery Trust for purchase by families. There has been a high demand for the crypts within the community so we welcome this new building project at the Gippsland Memorial Park which should be finished by the end of April 2023. Included in the purchase price…
The Traralgon Cemetery Trust is very grateful for funding from the Latrobe City to contribute towards this new website. The upgraded website has been very well received by the public with a lot of information about the services the cemetery provides. Families are now able to find answers to their questions for many of the…
Said to be buried in the Old Bluff Cemetery – Believed to be the first headstone erected in the original Bluff Cemetery location all those years ago. Sadly, marking the grave of a young pioneer and his mother, who battled the hardships of mid-nineteenth century Gippsland. Charles John Linwood and Family This is thought to…
The Traralgon Cemetery Trust held an ANZAC Day Ceremony in memory of all those who served and are buried within these grounds. An ANZAC Day service was held at the War Memorial at the Traralgon Cemetery remembering those who served and sacrificed their lives for us. Members from the RAAF were in attendance to…