The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTHWEST AUSTRALIA. LIEUT. M. TIMBS OF GLEN INNES, N.S.W. WATCHES HIS BRIDE, SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD OF ADELAIDE SIGNING THE REGISTER AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE IN THE NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. SENIOR CHAPLAIN H.J. REID, WHO PERFORMED THE WEDDING CEREMONY AND NUPTIAL MASS, SEES THAT THE BRIDE SIGNS IN THE RIGHT PLACE. (NEGATIVE BY H. TURNER).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. LIEUT. M. TIMBS OF GLEN INNES, N.S.W. WITH HIS BRIDE FORMERLY SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE. AT THE WEDDING BREAKFAST, PREPA
Darwin, NT. First Army wedding in northwest Australia. A typical camp church built of bush timber with bamboo walls was the setting for the wedding of Sister H. J. Woodhead of Adelaide, SA, and Lieute
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. THE BRIDE AND BRIDE-GROOM WITH GUESTS AFTER THE WEDDING. THE BRIDE, FORMERLY SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD OF ADELAIDE, AND GROOM LIEUT M. TIMBS,
The first army wedding in Northwest Australia was held in a typical camp church (119 AGH), built of bush timber with bamboo walls. The bride, SX24677 AANS sister Heather Joan Woodhead was given away b
Adelaide River, Northern Territory, 24 April 1943. The first Army wedding in Northern Australia was held in a typical camp church at the 119th Australian General Hospital, built of bush timber with ba
A bride signs the marriage register after her wedding to an Australian Army major (right). Watching the proceedings (left) is the Australian Army chaplain (major) who performed the service. All thre
