The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Men who have joined the Snowy River recruiting march, crossing the Queen's bridge led by a piper and drummer in front of the banner reading "THE MEN FROM SNOWY RIVER".
'Men from Snowy River' recruiting banner. The banner is made from a large British red ensign hanging from a horizontal hoist, with a smaller Australian red ensign sewn next to the union jack in the up
Men who have joined the Snowy River Recruiting March arriving at ?Bungendore. By the time the march left Queanbeyan, it was 90 strong, heading for Bungendore and to Goulburn for the march's completion
Informal group portrait of 'The Men from Snowy River '. The march which began at Delegate on 6 January ended at Goulburn on 21 January with a strength of one hundred and forty four. Two men are hold
'The Snowy River Marchers, their war effort and afterwards' by W C Stegemann. An account of the Snowy River Recruiting March from Delegate to Goulburn January 1916. Provides context (losses on Gallip
Recruits from Delegate carrying the banner of 'The Men from Snowy River' as they march through a town en route to Goulburn. (Copied from a print in the Sydney Mail, 2 February 1916).
'Men from Snowy River' recruiting banner. The banner is made from a large British red ensign hanging from a horizontal hoist, with a smaller Australian red ensign sewn next to the union jack in the up
Group portrait outside the railway station of B Company, 4th Reinforcements 55th Battalion, which sailed from Sydney on 4 September 1916. Most of these men came from the Monaro area, from the Victoria
