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K13 Submarine Memorial Park
Description
304 Pennant Hills Road, CARLINGFORD
A small reserve containing a memorial in memory of those officers and men of the Commonwealth who gave their lives in submarines while serving the cause of freedom. It is called the "K13" memorial in particular memory of those lost in HM Submarine K13, a steam-propelled World War One K class submarine of the British Royal Navy, which sunk in a fatal accident during sea trials in early 1917. The memorial was established in 1961 by the widow of Charles Albert Harry Freestone, a survivor of K13, who after leaving the royal navy emigrated to Australia and developed the prosperous business of C. A. Freestone Pty. Ltd. in Parramatta. The memorial also bears plaques listing the details of other submarines which have been lost in service. K13 Submarine Memorial Park has the following facilities:
- off-street carpark
- seating
For bookings or further information regarding Council's parks and reserves please contact our customer service line on 9806 5050