The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Moss Vale, New South Wales. A building known as The Mill which was used after WW1 as a Red Cross Convalescent Home and administered by the Australian Red Cross Society. Major General Sir W.T. Bridges had earlier lived in this house. (Donor Repatriation Commission)
From the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 until 1953 Stonnington house and grounds were used by the Australian Red Cross Society as a convalescent hospital. Depicts the vegetable garden at Sto
From the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939 until 1953 Stonnington house and grounds were used by the Australian Red Cross Society as a convalescent hospital. Depicts the carpenter's workshop at
Broken Hill, New South Wales. Returned WW1 soldiers building a motor mechanics shop during their carpentry training. (Donor Repatriation Commission)
Bundoora Park, Victoria. The main building acquired by the Repatriation Commission on land to be used as a convalescent farm. It was later used for the care and treatment of mental patients. (Donor Re
Bundoora Park, Victoria. One of the rooms in the main building on land acquired by the Repatriation Commission to be used as a convalescent farm. It was later used for the treatment and care of mental
Bundoora Park, Victoria. Some of the gardens around the main building acquired by the Repatriation Commission on land to be used as a convalescent farm. It was later used for the care and treatment of
