The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Only 4 sisters on staff from down under" (Album caption). Informal group portrait of four Australian nurses and three patients or orderlies at the 36th Stationary Hospital. Sister Cameron of New Zealand (standing left); Marjorie Frances Pearson is believed to be standing right and Staff Nurse Gawler, front left. One of the soldiers is holding a camera and the hut behind is nicknamed "The Palace". Image from the collection of Staff Nurse Kathleen Blanche Gawler, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve.
Informal group portrait of nurses of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve (QAIMNSR). Identified from left to right (back row) are Staff Nurse Kathleen Blanche Gawler from Victor
Group portrait of Sisters Kathleen Gawler of Victoria and E. Riches from England with unidentified British night duty staff at the 36th Stationary Hospital. Image from the collection of Staff Nurse Ka
Informal group portrait of unidentified nurses of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve and patients outside of the D Block hut at the 36th Stationary Hospital. Image from the co
Informal portrait of (from left) 963 Staff Sergeant Clifton William Naylor, 2nd Light Horse Brigade; Staff Nurse Kathleen Gawler, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve; 727 Serge
Informal portrait of Sister Cameron, who has been identified as the only New Zealander on staff at the 36th Stationary Hospital. Sister Cameron is holding a camera case. A row of fire buckets hang on
Sister Cameron, the only New Zealander on staff at the 36th Stationary Hospital, assisting a patient to take a photograph. The patient has stacked two tables to gain a high vantage point and Sister Ca
