The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Allied Medical Missions in Serbia during the First World War : Australian Women at the Front of Salonica in 1916". In part examines the role of Australian women doctors (Agnes Bennett and Lilian Cooper and Mary Garis) and nurses in the Scottish Medical Missions (Scottish Women's Hospitals) in Serbia during the 1914-1918 war. This was a short paper delivered to the Serbian Academy of Science (Historical Section) c. 1987.
Australian doctors and nurses of a civilian medical team, along with local women and nurses, lined up during a flag raising ceremony at the hospital. The flag raising ceremony took place every Monday
Victory Medal. Unnamed as issued. This Victory Medal was awarded to Dr Phoebe Chapple MM. Born in Adelaide on 31 March 1879, she was the youngest daughter of eight children of Frederic and Elizabeth
British War Medal 1914-20. Unnamed as issued. This British War Medal was awarded to Dr Phoebe Chapple MM. Phoebe Chapple was born in Adelaide on 31 March 1879. The youngest daughter of eight childre
Studio portrait of Dr Phoebe Chapple. She was educated at the Advanced School for Girls in Grote Street, Adelaide before entering university aged 16. She gained her Bachelor of Science in 1898, and, i
Studio portrait of 467 Sergeant (Sgt) Colin Gordon Thomson, 27th Battalion. Sgt Thomson enlisted on 28 January 1915 and after serving at Gallipoli was killed in action near Pozieres on 4 August 1916.
Military Medal (Geo V). Impressed around edge with recipient's details. Phoebe Chapple was born in Adelaide on 31 March 1879. The youngest daughter of eight children of Frederic and Elizabeth Sarah
