The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HOBART, TAS. 1900-03-05. LOOKING DOWN ON THE CROWDED DUNN STREET PIER FROM THE TROOP TRANSPORT ATLANTIAN PRIOR TO ITS DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA WITH THE 2ND (TASMANIAN BUSHMEN) CONTINGENT. A FEW OF THE SOLDIERS CAN BE SEEN AT THE SHIP'S RAIL (LEFT). (PHOTOGRAPHER V. SMITH) ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD BY AWM
HOBART, TAS. 1900-03-05. CROWD GATHERING ON THE DUNN STREET PIER TO FAREWELL THE 2ND (TASMANIAN BUSHMEN) CONTINGENT ON THEIR DEPARTURE TO SOUTH AFRICA ABOARD THE TROOPSHIP ATLANTIAN. SOME OF THE SOLDI
Hobart, Tasmania, 1900-03-05. Men and horses of the 2nd Contingent (Tasmanian Bushmen) being loaded aboard the troopship Atlantian (A64) at the Dunn Street Pier. Equipment and saddlery are stacked in
HOBART, TAS. C. 1900. THE BAND OF THE SECOND TASMANIAN BATTALION FOLLOWED BY MEMBERS OF THE ARTILLERY, LEADS A PARADE ALONG THE DUNN STREET PIER, PRESUMABLY ON THE DEPARTURE OF A CONTINGENT OF TROOPS
SOUTH AFRICA. C.1900. 136 SERGEANT JOHN JAMES GARDINER, MID (MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES), 2ND (TASMANIAN BUSHMEN) CONTINGENT, WITH TWO DONKEYS AND A CART. (PHOTOGRAPHER V. SMITH) ORIGINAL NEGATIVES HELD
SOUTH AFRICA. C.1900. SIX AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, PROBABLY TASMANIAN BUSHMEN, ON HORSEBACK. (PHOTOGRAPHER V. SMITH) ORIGINAL NEGATIVES HELD BY AWM
SOUTH AFRICA. C. 1900. HEADSTONE ON A GRAVE, IN MEMORY OF 143 LANCE CORPORAL EDWARD ROGER JACSON, 2ND (TASMANIAN BUSHMEN) CONTINGENT, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION AT OTTOSHOOP ON 1900-08-22. (PHOTOGRAPHER
