Anzac Hostel in Brighton, Victoria Accession Number: F00148

Description

Patients, nurses and visitors at the opening of Anzac Hostel in Brighton, Victoria. Shows stretcher and wheel chair cases in the hospital grounds. Nurses in hospital grounds. Shots of hospital interior. Nurses. Interior shots, patients in bed. Visitors showing a camera to a nurse. Patients in bed. Nurses. Senior army officers and civilian VIPs at hospital. Nurses soldiers and part of the crowd attending a function in the hospital grounds.

At some point the incorrect title of ANZAC hostel at Brighton England was added to the film, leading to it being misidentified for some time.

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Accession Number
F00148
Classification
Film
Object Type
Short film
Physical Description
Base: acetate
Colour: b&w
Film type: PDN
Format: 35mm
Sound: silent
Measurement
Duration: 0h 9' 36"
Footage: 650 ft
Projection speed: 18 fps
Date Made
5 July 1919
Place Made
Whole/Part
Intellectual record
Item Count
2
Access
Open
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain

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