The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Voluntary workers with cabbages picked from the Victory Garden established in the grounds of WAAAF House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak. Left to right: Miss Sheila McLeod; Miss Howgate; Miss Clare Broadhurst and Mrs G. J. N. Mackinolty. Toorak House was the property lent by Mrs W. G. Spowers in 1942-02 to provide hostel accommodation for fifty WAAAF airwomen. As a hostel it was known as "WAAAF House".
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Miss Sheila McLeod, Miss Howgate, and Miss Clare Broadhurst, voluntary workers in the Victory Garden established in the grounds of WAAAF House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak. The
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Two WAAAF airwomen, residents of the WAAAF hostel at Toorak House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak, enjoy a recreation period in the grounds of the hostel, potting plants. Toorak H
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Mrs M. Lane, one of the voluntary workers, displaying a tray of scones ready for the oven, in the kitchen of WAAAF House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak. Toorak House was the prop
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Two voluntary workers at WAAAF House, Mrs M. Lane (left) and Mrs C. L. Juncken, preparing ingredients in the kitchen for a baking day at the hostel. Toorak House, 21 George
Melbourne, Vic. 1942-12-03. Mrs W. E. Hubble, one of the voluntary workers who are responsible for the daily routine of cleaning and maintenance at WAAAF House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak, dusting on the
Probably Melbourne, Vic. ?1942. Group portrait of WAAAF officers with suitcases on the stairs leaving from one of the accommodation barracks. It was possibly WAAAF House, 21 Georges Road, Toorak, whic
