The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of three nurses from 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH), the only hospital in Australia completely under canvas, hanging out washing. Identified from left to right: Sisters (Lieutenants) NFX136245 Eileen ‘Teddy’ Horan from Belmont, NSW; NFX136244 Margaret Agnes Comtesse from Goat Island, NSW; and NX137921 Marjorie Mawson from Braddon, ACT. Climatic conditions in the Northern Territory emphasise the ‘change daily’ slogan, and every day is washing day for the nurses.
Interior of the nurses' quarters at 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH), the only hospital in Australia completely under canvas. Identified from left to right: off duty Sisters (Lieutenants) N
Informal portrait of three nurses from 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH). NX282 Sister Maude Elaine Kiel from Uranquinty, NSW (third from left) is showing off her pet goat ‘Blackout’ to the
Informal portrait of NX282 Sister Maude Elaine Kiel from Uranquinty, NSW with ‘Blackout’, her pet goat. ‘Blackout’ is not particularly popular among the rest of the nursing staff of 119th Australian G
Informal portrait of NX282 Sister Maude Elaine Kiel from Uranquinty, NSW with ‘Blackout’, her pet goat. ‘Blackout’ is not particularly popular among the rest of the nursing staff of 119th Australian G
Informal group portrait of staff at the 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH), the only hospital in Australia completely under canvas. Identified from left to right: VX112021 Sister Dorothy Phyl
Informal group portrait of Masseurs attached to the 119th Australian General Hospital (119 AGH), the only hospital in Australia completely under canvas, eating a meal. Identified from left to right: N
