Warracknabeal Legacy
Discover the rich history of Warracknabeal, a cherished cemetery established over a century ago. From its founding to significant milestones and notable figures, learn how RestHaven has become a peaceful sanctuary and an integral part of the community’s heritage. Our legacy reflects a commitment to dignity, respect, and remembrance for generations to come.
Celebrating Our Legacy and Key Moments
Warracknabeal is a town in the Wimmera region situated on the Yarriambiack Creek with a permanent population of about 2400. The Warracknabeal Cemetery is located in Cemetery Road on the outskirts of the town and is managed by the Warracknabeal Cemetery Trust.
The Registry of the Cemetery was commenced on 25th May 1875 with the burial of a stillborn child with the surname of Mitchell.
The first burial in the lawn cemetery was Neil Alexander McQuinn on 1st August 1969.
The Niche wall was built in the 1970s.
A Remembrance Wall was built in 2013, a place for plaques with names of people who have lived/ have connections in Warracknabeal but are not actually interred at the Warracknabeal Cemetery.
