The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The interior of a ward on board a hospital ship (possibly the Clacton) en route from the Gallipoli Peninsula to Alexandria. On the left some patients can be seen in their beds; the man in the foreground is lying down and reading, while in the centre another patient is sitting up with a meal on tray. The three men wearing white uniforms and standing are probably orderlies.
c. 1919. Interior of a ward on board the hospital ship SS Wandilla possibly en route to Australia on a voyage which departed from Southampton, England on 1919-03-31. The patients are seated and lying
The interior of a hospital ward or sick bay on HMAS Melbourne. Two unidentified orderlies are sitting next to the bunk beds. A patient is in the lower bunk and a pot plant is on the trolley.
The interior of a New Zealand hospital tent, Suai, East Timor, with patients lying or sitting on their beds.
Sitting or lying on their beds, patients pass the time in a ward of the Luna Park Auxiliary Hospital on the outskirts of Cairo, which catered for infectious cases transferred from the adjacent No 1 Au
The interior of Officers' Ward N at the 3rd London General Hospital. Many Australian officers spent time in this hospital. A patient is sitting reading in a comfortable chair in the left foreground.
The interior of No 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital at The Atelier, previously a joinery, and adjacent to 1 Australian General Hospital (1AGH) on the outskirts of Cairo. The ward is crowded with beds,
