The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mrs A T Sharp and Mrs Amos visit New Zealand graves at Kensal Green Cemetery on Anzac Day. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in the London Office during the First World War. He and his wife hosted and visited many soldiers, particularly those from Victoria, who were recuperating in London. He also photographed many Australian graves in English cemeteries. His photograph collection relating to this period in London was bequeathed to the Memorial in 1922 after his death. During his time in London he was a member of the British Volunteer Regiment, serving with the Willesden Battalion, Middlesex Volunteer Regiment.
Mrs Amos and Mr A T Sharp visit graves at Kensal Green Cemetery on Anzac Day. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based
Mrs Amos and Mrs A T Sharp visit Australian graves at Wandsworth Cemetery. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in
Mr and Mrs A T Sharp visit graves at Kensal Green Cemetery on Anzac Day. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in t
Mr and Mrs A T Sharp with Australian soldier Will Webster. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in the London Offi
Mrs Alfred Thomas Sharp and her nephew. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in the London Office during the First
Ruins in the Ypres area with Mrs A T Sharp in the background. From the collection of Mr Alfred Thomas Sharp. Mr Sharp was the Commonwealth Immigration Officer of Victoria and was based in the London O
