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Photograph P00912.005 First World War, 1914-1918CANBERRA, ACT. 1914-03-13. THE SPECTATORS AND THE GUARD OF HONOUR FOR THE CEREMONIAL LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE NAMING THE CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CANBERRA, ACT. 1914-03-13. SOME OF THE DIGNITARIES NEAR THE FOUNDATION STONE LAID TO COMMEMORATE THE NAMING OF THE CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1914-03-13. THE SPECTATORS AND THE GUARD OF HONOUR FOR THE CEREMONIAL LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE NAMING THE CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA.

Dignitaries and spectators at the Ceremonial Laying of the Foundation Stone naming the Capital of Australia. A Red Cross banner is in the left background and motor cars are parked to the right.
Dignitaries and spectators at the Ceremonial Laying of the Foundation Stone, naming the Capital of Australia. A Red Cross flag is in the left background and cars are parked under the trees to the rig
CANBERRA, ACT, 1916-12. SOLDIERS FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA AND TASMANIA ON CANBERRA FOUNDATION STONE. (DONOR L.HANRAHAN)

Parade of mounted cadets from the Royal Military College (RMC). Taken at Capital Hill, Canberra during the official ceremony in which a foundation stone was laid by the Governor General Lord Thomas D

CANBERRA, ACT. 1951-04-25. PART OF THE CROWD WHICH ATTENDED THE CEREMONY AT THE AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL TO COMMEMORATE ANZAC DAY. IN THE FOREGROUND THE CATAFALQUE PARTY IS POSTED AT THE STONE OF REMEM
