The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of women in a crowd are a study in expressions at the Anzac Buffet in Hyde Park where relations waited to welcome home their loved ones, including some wounded, as the cars (not seen) drew up and deposited their loads of Returned Soldiers. The woman holding the Box Brownie camera is Miss Myra Harvey and beside her, the older woman with glasses, is Mrs Elizabeth McCallum. As men started returning from the front, the Anzac Buffet became the place where men were welcomed home.
A wounded AIF soldier receives an affectionate welcome home at the Anzac Buffet in The Domain in Sydney. As men started returning from the front, the Anzac Buffet became the place where men were welco
An AIF soldier returning home from overseas is greeted with outstretched arms by his mother at the Anzac Buffet in Hyde Park. As men started returning from the front, the Anzac Buffet became the place
PORTRAIT OF MISS ANNIE EVANS, COMMANDANT ANZAC BUFFET, SYDNEY, 1916-1920. The Anzac Buffet was established by female volunteers in early 1916. It was entirely volunteer run and operated on public don
Exterior of the Anzac Buffet in the Domain, Hyde Park, which acted as a hospitality and reception centre for those waiting for returning troops. Note the sign advertising a buffet meal from 10am to 10
An AIF soldier returning home from overseas is greeted with outstretched arms by his mother at the Anzac Buffet in Hyde Park. As men started returning from the front, the Anzac Buffet became the place
A wounded AIF soldier receives an affectionate welcome home at the Anzac Buffet in The Domain in Sydney. As men started returning from the front, the Anzac Buffet became the place where men were welco
PORTRAIT OF MISS ANNIE EVANS, COMMANDANT ANZAC BUFFET, SYDNEY, 1916-1920. The Anzac Buffet was established by female volunteers in early 1916. It was entirely volunteer run and operated on public don
Exterior of the Anzac Buffet in the Domain, Hyde Park, which acted as a hospitality and reception centre for those waiting for returning troops. Note the sign advertising a buffet meal from 10am to 10
Brisbane, Qld. 14 June 1967. Home from the war, and these troops of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), hurry down the gangplank to seek out their loved ones. The soldier in the c
Changi, Singapore. c. August 1945. Three men who were prisoners of war in Changi Prison Camp writing home from their beds in the camp barracks after the Japanese capitulation, confident that their let
