The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The old shearers' quarters at Tuggeranong Homestead, which were converted into a comfortable home by Mr and Mrs Peter R Wightman, who were members of staff at the Homestead. Mr Wightman served as lieutenant in the First World War. C E W Bean, author of the Official History of Australia In The War Of 1914-18, lived at Tuggeranong Homestead while writing the history.
A Wight 'Converted' two seater Seaplane in flight over two taxiing Short 184 Seaplanes. As its name implies, the Wight was converted from land-based bomber configuration, mainly by the simple expedie
View looking towards Tuggeranong Homestead. C E W Bean, author of the Official History of Australia In The War Of 1914-18, lived at Tuggeranong Homestead while writing the history.
Group portrait of unidentified men (probably workers) and three young boys, after a cricket match, probably taken at Tuggeranong Homestead. C E W Bean, author of the Official History of Australia In
Sheep grazing at Tuggeranong Homestead, which were bought from Mr Jack Edlington, an employee of the previous owner, the sheep were gradually used as meat supply for C E W Bean and his staff. (Before
John Balfour (left) and Peter Wightman of Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean's staff stand on the bank of the creek near Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead. The men are dressed in suits and stand under a gian
The first volume of the Official History packed and ready for transport from Tuggeranong to the publishers, Angus & Robertson, in Sydney, NSW. Identified from left to right: G. B. Lowery, John Balfour
Charles Bean in uniform, standing in a corner of the garden at the Tuggeranong Homestead. One of a series of photographs taken by C E W Bean or family members during his time spent at Tuggeranong H
