002476
Photograph 002476 Second World War, 1939-19452/1ST HOSPITAL SHIP "MANUNDA". CAPT. J. GARDEN, COMM. OF THE NEW HOSPITAL SHIP, RECEIVING THE GOVERNOR OF N.S.W. AND LADY WAKEHURST, WHEN THEY INSPECTED THE VESSEL AT SYDNEY.
002479 Accession Number: 002479
Description
2/1ST Hospital ship "MANUNDA". Nursing sisters line up for inspection by the Governor Lord Wakehurst and Lady Wakehurst at Sydney.
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Accession Number
002479
Photographer
Unknown Australian Official Photographer
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
Format: 3x4"
Support: Acetate
Format: 3x4"
Support: Acetate
Date Made
9 August 1940
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Credit Line
This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwealth Government.
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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