The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Temporary housing made out of scrap material in Hiroshima, Japan.
A topographic map titled 'Hiroshima' covering the area around Hiroshima, Japan. Scale 1:250,000, edition 2, sheet 35, series L571, Army Map Service and 64th Engineer Base Topographic Battalion, 1945.
Melted lime-green glass mantel clock containing the remains of the steel clock face and housing with some of the brass mechanisms inside the housing. The original enamel dial has vapourised away. The
A view of the epicentre of Hiroshima following the dropping of the Atomic Bomb. People are walking through the debris of broken rubble, with some partially destroyed buildings still standing. The Hi
A map of Central Japan titled 'Location fo BCOF Units'. Scale 1:250,000, 1949. Shows boundaries and mafor cities. Also showing disposition of British Commonwealth Occupation Forces in various cities a
A distance view from the hills surrounding Hiroshima, looking down to the epicentre of the atomic bomb and the surrouding destruction of the city. This image was painted in the 1950s from a photograp
One of the many homes being built amidst the ruins in the heart of Tokyo. Temporary homes such as these have been constructed by civilians from corrugated iron and other scrap material found amongst r
