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At Mareeba Hospital [PRG 1424/4/2/62] • Photograph

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Summary

Group photograph of fifty soldiers at the Mareeba Hospital before leaving for Duntroon. The Red Cross took over between 1914-1917 with Mareeba as a Military Hospital. The following have been identified by a researcher: front row (from left): Leslie Horrocks Haslam; Guy Satterswaite Devonshire; ?; William Gordon Carter; Reginald Charles Bleechmore; ?; ?; ?; ?; E.G.E. Willis; ?; Robert Whittaker. Second row (from left): William Leslie Scarborough; ?; ?; Watson; Thomas; Stevens; ?; ?; Carter; ?; ?; Robert Royden Carmichael. Third row (from left): Henry Algernon Proctor; ? Harvey; ?; Cochrane; ?; ?; ?; Adolph Wallach; ?; Cleworth. Fourth row (from left): Proctor; ?; ?; Whyte; Orwald; Scott; ?; ?; Cecil Claud Marcelin Chabrel; William Wallace Lindsay; Kitson; Leak; ?.Fifth row (from left): Frederick Hanken; Frank Lindsay Pannell.

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Physical description

Photograph album; 20.8 cm x 16 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1916

Collection

Part of Haslam Family Collection

Subject

Mareeba Babies' Hospital, (Woodville Park, S.A.)
Murray River (N.S.W.- S.A.)
Hospitals -- South Australia -- Woodville Park
World War, 1914-1918 -- Hospitals -- South Australia -- Woodville Park

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Historical information

Some of the men in this photo were in an NCO School at Mitcham Camp - see ????? . All have sergeants' insignia which suggests and interim training status. See 'The Register , Monday 23 October, 1916, page 6, for a list of 'Commissions approved'.

Digitisation information

Date

08/07/2008

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,373 x 2,654 pixels (9.0 MP)

Size

26.89 MB

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