The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-17. TWO PATIENTS IN 115 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, UNABLE TO LEAVE THEIR WARD, OCCUPY THEIR MOMENTS BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE FACILITIES PROVIDED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY FOR LOOM-WEAVING OF SCARVES, SHAWLS ETC. HERE THEY ARE SEEN SEEKING THE OPINION OF THE WARD SISTER, SISTER M. A. TISDALE, OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-14. ALL TASTES ARE PROVIDED FOR IN THE HANDICRAFTS SECTION OF THE STONNINGTON CONVALESCENT HOME, OPERATED BY THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY IN THE PALATIAL HOME THAT WAS ONCE
Patients and nursing staff in ward 1, the burns ward, of the 2/7th Australian General Hospital. The members of the special burns team, standing with three unidentified patients are (left to right): ‘S
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-17. A VERY POPULAR SECTION OF THE RED CROSS CENTRE AT 115 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL AT HEIDELBERG IS THIS LIBRARY, WHICH LIKE ALL OTHER BRANCHES OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS S
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. 1944-09-28. PATIENTS IN THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY WARD AT NO. 115 (HEIDELBERG) MILITARY HOSPITAL, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS RECEIVE INSTRUCTION FROM THE SISTER-IN-CHARGE.
SURREY, ENGLAND. 1940-11. SISTER BARVEY AND SISTER FREEMAN OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE TENDING TO PATIENTS IN WARD 10 OF THE 2/3 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-09-28. Sister Hutchings, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), outdoors with patients of the Surgical Ward, 115th Australian General Hospital, Heidelberg. She is teaching them t
