The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
London, England. c. 1928. Sir Granville de Laune Ryrie (left), Australian High Commissioner, with artist Will Longstaff in front of the latter's painting Menin Gate at Midnight. After the painting was purchased for the Australian government by Lord Woolavington in 1928, it was exhibited in England and Scotland before being shipped to Australia. (Donor D. De Celis)
Michelago, NSW. 1916-04. Jim Ryrie at about four years of age, wearing a military uniform in the grounds of the Ryrie family property. He was the son of Brigadier-General Granville de Laune Ryrie, Com
Michelago, NSW. c. 1900-04. Captain Granville de Laune Ryrie (left) and his younger brother, 2nd Lieutenant Vincent Wallace Ryrie, both of the 1st Australian Horse Squadron, on a brief visit to their
Egypt, 1917. A group, most of them mounted on camels, posing in front of the Sphinx and Great Pyramid. They are, left to right: unknown Egyptian guide, holding a drinking vessel on his head; Mrs Mary
Booklet titled ""Menin Gate at Midnight" (or "The Ghosts of Menin Gate": The Story of Captain Will Longstaff's Great Allegorical Painting." The booklet was compiled from records held by the Australian
Probably Palestine, ? 1917. Group portrait of staff of the 2nd Light Horse Brigade. The officer seated at left is the Brigade's Commanding Officer (CO), Brigadier-General Granville de Laune Ryrie. Th
Outdoor portrait of Sir Granville de Laune Ryrie, Australian High Commissioner, standing on the steps of a building in full ceremonial uniform. Born in Michelago, NSW on 1 July 1865, he served in the
