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Clem Trembath
No. 2744A Private Clem Trembath, 46th Battalion.
Alfred Earnest Treloar
No. 2743 Private Alfred Ernest Treloar, 32nd Battalion.
Private Collingwood and Private Hartwig.
No. 488 Private Frederick George Collingwood (left) and No. 601 Private Walter Edward Hartwig, 11th Light Horse Regiment.
Unidentified soldier
Unidentified soldier.
Kaiserliche Marine U-boat SM UC 5
Kaiserliche Marine mine laying U-boat SM UC 5. Commissioned in 1915, UC 5, after 29 patrols, ran aground on Shipwash Shoal in the North Sea on 27 April 1916. The crew attempted to scuttle UC 5 but the explosives failed and UC 5 and her crew were captured. UC 5 was placed on display for propaganda purposes in the Thames river, London, and later in Central Park, New York.
Canteen at Lark Hill army camp
GENERAL: Interior view of an army canteen at Lark Hill camp where soldiers and civilian men are sitting at tables near a serving counter in front of a display of canned produce and advertisements.
Interior of army building
GENERAL: Interior of an army building, possibly the Officers Mess at Lark Hill, three soldiers sit around the piano.
The Overseas Club, London
GENERAL: Bedroom accommodation at the Overseas Club, London, 4 August 1916.
New recruits for the Australian Army
GENERAL: Group of young men who had enlisted for the Australian Army pose with a banner that says 'For King and Empire Adelaide 6.9.16'. Mr Neil MacKenzie sits third from the right, front row, he was 19 at the time.
Lieutenant Joseph Waine
PORTRAIT: Lieutenant Joseph Waine of Second Valley, an officer in the South Australian 50th Battalion who won the Military Cross at Messines, France, June 1917, and fought at Gallipoli in the 10th Battalion during 1915; he died 21 May 1941.
Members of the 9/10 Battalion Band
GENERAL: Members of the 9/10 Battalion Band at the Hospital des Convalescents, UCCLE-Verrewinkel, Brussels, 19 February 1919.
Returning troops at Port Adelaide
Troops returning from service in WWI, waiting with their families to disembark from a returning troop ship. Sammy Lunn can be seen on the right of the dock, standing to the left of the flags, with his right arm raised.
Admiral Jellicoe at Port Adelaide
Three cheers being called for Admiral Jellicoe, his wife and the crew of H.M.S. New Zealand.
Gallipoli landing
GENERAL: The landing beach at Gallipoli.
Army Officer's dug-out at Gallipoli
GENERAL: Interior of an Army Officer's dug-out at Gallipoli.
Display in the Mortlock Library
MORTLOCK LIBRARY: "The Original Anzac" display.
Adelaide Peace Day parade
Adelaide Peace Day parade. The Chronicle newspaper 26 July 1919 reported "Mr. S. Lunn came in the wake of the veterans, bearing a large Australian flag, and two attendants carried (on his behalf) a decorative streamer with the words, 'Sammy's wish, peace at last". Samuel 'Sammy' Lunn, M.B.E., was a successful fundraiser for patriotic funds during WWI.
Nursing sisters on board a hospital ship
GENERAL: Group of AANS and QAIMNS nursing sisters on board the hospital ship: SS Assaye returning to Egypt from England, November 1915. They had taken the wounded from Gallipoli to England in the previous month. Sister K.L. Conway, left, 2nd row from the front.
Nursing sisters on board a hospital ship
GENERAL: Group of AANS and QAIMNS nursing sisters on board the hospital ship : SS Assaye. Sister K.L. Conway front row left.
Tractor used for hauling guns and equipment in the desert
GENERAL: Tractor used for hauling guns and equipment in the desert.
Racking saddles used by the mounted training squadron, at Moascar
GENERAL: Racking saddles used by the mounted training squadron, at Moascar.
Women volunteers at the Cheer-up Hut
CHEER-UP-HUT: Women volunteers at the Peterborough(?) Cheer-up Hut - 'Girls going up to join procession. Red Cross Drive Sept 12. They march as a cross'.
V. A. D. nurses marching along King William Street
ACRE 16: Contingent of V.A.D. nurses marching along King William Street with Effie Green leading them; the procession was in aid of a Red Cross fundraising drive.
Keswick Hospital : Ella Williams
Ella Williams, Honorary Treasurer and joint Honorary Organiser 'Keswick Hospital Helpers', 1915-1921.
Keswick Hospital : Violet May Williams
Violet May Williams, joint Honorary Organiser 'Keswick Hospital Helpers'. Poem on page "If we can let into some soul a little light, If we some pathway dark and drear can render bright, If we to one in gloom can show the sunny side, Though no reward we win, we shall be satisfied'.
Keswick Hospital : Extract of letter
Extract of a letter signed by R.S. Rogers Lieut.Col. appreciating the work of 'The Keswick Hospital Helpers' dated 7.12.1917.
Keswick Hospital : Interior of the dining hall
Interior of the Diggers dining room. Tables set by the 'Anzac Helpers' for 72 returned menJune 16th 1916.
Keswick Hospital : Interior of the dining hall
Interior of the Diggers dining room. Waiting to serve dinner. 'Azac Helpers' doing V.A.D. work . Tables set for 60 returned men. August 15th 1916.
Keswick Hospital : Copy of letter
Copy of letter from Alma M. Hancock, Matron 7th A.g.H. expressing appreciation of the help given by the 'Anzac Helpers'.
Keswick Hospital : Patients from 'Kanowna'
Arrival at Keswick Hospital. Patients arriving from the Hospital Ship 'Kanowna'.