The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An informal group portrait of two unidentified Australian Army servicemen and an unidentified older Northern Territory man sharing a bottle of beer at the Pine Creek Aboriginal compound. The compound was managed and controlled by the Australian Army. It was used at various times during the 1930s and 1940s to house Aboriginal boys, who were members of the Stolen Generations.
An unidentified Australian soldier poses for a photograph with an unidentified Aboriginal child at the Pine Creek Aboriginal Compound. The compound was managed and controlled by the Australian Army. I
Two unidentified Australian Imperial Forces servicemen pose and smile with two unidentified Aboriginal women at the Pine Creek Compound. The serviceman on the left is holding an unidentified Aborigina
Mr William Morris Hughes, Member of the House of Representatives, meeting a group of Aboriginal children at an Aboriginal settlement near Adelaide River, which was managed and controlled by the Austra
Unidentified Aboriginal Australian children performing in a band, outside The Bungalow at the Alice Springs Telegraph Station. The Bungalow was an institution for Aboriginal children removed from thei
A group of Aboriginal school children sing “Tipperary” for Mr William Morris Hughes, Member of the House of Representatives, at an Aboriginal settlement near Adelaide River. The settlement was managed
A group of Aboriginal school children sing “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary” to Mr William Morris Hughes, Member of the House of Representatives, during his visit to an Aboriginal settlement near Adelaid
