XS0052 Accession Number: XS0052

Description

Sydney, NSW. 1934-06-17. Drawing by the architects Emil Sodersteen and John Crust of the Australian War Memorial illustrating the raising of the building and the suggested landscape treatment of the terraces adjoining Anzac Place (which later became Anzac Parade). (Original held in the AWM Architectural Drawings Collection, Drawer 5, Item 2)

Details

Accession Number

XS0052

Classification

Photograph

Object Type

Print

Physical Description

Colour: Black & white

Whole/Part

Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

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