The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
About to board the houseboat Victoria are Lady Lampson, wife of British Ambassador in Egypt, an unidentified Army Officer, Sir Miles Lampson, British Ambassador in Egypt, Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign Minister, and an unidentified RAAF Officer. Victoria, a Nile steamer, was moored near the Ghezireh Club, and made available as a popular resort for a limited number of convalescent soldiers.
Informal group portrait taken during a visit by Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign Minister (second from left) to the houseboat 'Victoria', a Nile steamer which was moored near the Gheziereh Club, and m
Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign Minister (left), talking to two Australian soldiers on board the houseboat Victoria, a Nile steamer which was moored near the Ghezireh Club, Cairo, and made available
Informal group portrait taken during a visit by Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign Minister (right), to the houseboat 'Victoria' which was moored near the Ghezireh Club, and made available as a popular
The Nile Steamer Victoria moored on the Nile near the Chezireh Club. This ‘houseboat’ was a popular resort used for convalescent officers by the 2/1st Convalescent Depot.
Group portrait of guests at the annual ceremony in which units of the French Foreign Legion paraded to mark the victory of the Legion at Camerone (Mexico) in 1863. Left to right: Colonel Salisbury-Jo
Helouan, Egypt. AT THE KIWI CLUB NEAR N.Z. HOSPITAL. THE CLUB WAS STARTED BY LADY LAMPSON, WIFE OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR AND IS RUN MAINLY BY WIVES OF AIRFORCE OFFICERS STATIONED AT HELOUAN AERODROME. HE
