The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
France. c. 1917-02. A white cross marks the grave of 632 Private (Pte) Charles Robert Mortomore MM in the Trois Arbres Military Cemetery near Armentieres. Pte Mortomore enlisted in the AIF on 1916-03-20 and served with the 37th Infantry Battalion in France where he won the MM (Military Medal) in 1916-12. He died of wounds on 1917-02-27. The image forms part of a memorial card that was sent by Australian Graves Services to Pte Mortomore's father, Mr C. Mortomore of 87 Inkerman Street, St Kilda, Melbourne, VIC. The cross wrongly shows his surname as Mortimore. (Original memorial card with print held in AWM Archive Store) (Donors R. and L. Rodgers)
Melbourne, VIC. 1916. Formal studio portrait of 632 Private (Pte) Charles Robert Mortomore who enlisted in the AIF on 1916-03-20. Pte Mortomore served with the 37th Infantry Battalion in France where
Informal outdoor portrait of 683 Private (Pte) Tom Keogh, 41st Battalion from Innisfail, Queensland. A 37 year old labourer prior to enlisting on 11 December 1915, he embarked for overseas service wit
Studio portrait of 2304 Private (Pte) Albert Dunster, 39th Battalion. A farmer prior to enlisting on 29 June 1916, Pte Dunster embarked for overseas service in October 1916. He was wounded on 30 April
Early grave marker of 2347 Private (Pte) Robert Burns Laurie, 36th Battalion, of Laurieton, NSW, at Trois-Arbres Military Cemetery at Steenwerck, France. A shop assistant before enlisting in May 1916,
Studio portrait of 795 Corporal Walter Forbes Baker, 39th Battalion, of Tyntynder South via Swan Hill, Victoria. A school teacher prior to enlisting, he embarked from Melbourne aboard HMAT Ascanius (
TROIS ARBRES, FRANCE. C.1917. TENTS AND BUILDINGS OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION, NEAR STEENWERCK, UNDER SNOW. (ORIGINAL ALBUM HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
