The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hartebeesfontein, South Africa. c.1901. Elaborately carved headstone marking the grave of 560 Trooper John S. Hesketh, 4th Victorian (Imperial) Contingent, killed in action 1901-02-18. The inscription on the tombstone states that Trooper Hesketh was a member of A Squadron, Australian Imperial Regiment. The Australian Imperial Regiment had been broken up 1900-04-08.
SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1902. INTERIOR VIEW OF QUARTERS OF 358 PRIVATE WILLIAM LOCKYER POTTER OF THE FOURTH (VICTORIAN) IMPERIAL CONTINGENT SERVING IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1900-07 UNTIL 1901-04.
Graves of Australians killed in 1900 during the defence of Elands River against the Boers. The large headstone is inscribed with four names of men of the NSW Citizens Bushmen): SSM Mitchell [Squadron
Informal portrait of 147 Trooper (Tpr) Frederick Charles Burton, 4th Imperial Bushmen's Contingent, SA. Tpr embarked for South Africa aboard the troopship Manhattan on 1 May 1900. The contingent compr
East London, South Africa. 1901-09-09. Studio portrait of Major Frederick George Purcell, 5th Victorian (Mounted) Contingent and Major H. B. Chalmers, 5th Victorian (Mounted) Contingent. Both officers
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
1900. TROOPER ALFRED PRUSSING OF THE NSW CITIZENS' BUSHMEN'S CONTINGENT PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA ON 1900-02-28. PRUSSING WAS A MEMBER OF 'A' SQUADRON OF THIS REGIMENT WHICH DISTINGUISHE
