Named after two of our nations early Prime Ministers, Edmund Barton 1849 – 1920 and Alfred Deakin 1856 – 1919, the Barton and Deakin Lawns provide an intimate burial area surrounded by hedges that have as a backdrop the distinctive colours of the Australian Bush. 

Centenary Memorial Gardens has a unique range of burial options to meet the differing needs of each family. At Barton and Deakin Lawns you may choose which of the lawns you prefer and also the location within your chosen lawn. 

All sites allow up to three family members to be buried. The site fee is paid only once and there are no maintenance fees payable. There is no end of tenure for Barton and Deakin sites. An internment fee is payable each time the site is used to cover the cost of services provided at that time. 

A plaque appropriate to Barton and Deakin areas can be arranged and purchased when the family is ready to choose. The memorialisation is on a bronze plaque mounted on a concrete desk provided. A polished granite desk can be purchased if desired.