P02686.009
Photograph P02686.009 First World War, 1914-1918Sermaize les Bains, France. An ornate building in Sounce near Sermaize les Bains and possibly used by the Society of Friends (Quakers). (Donor B. Holt)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sermaize les Bains, France. c. 1919. An informal group of members of the Society of Friends (Quakers) with children and babies, probably orphans at the Sermaize Forest Hospital. The Society had organised the Friends War Victims Relief service at the outbreak of war to provide care for war victims. The woman in the hat, nursing a baby is probably Sister Ethel Helena Ubsdell, a British nurse who was working with the Friends at the end of the war. The man, second on the left, is wearing a uniform with the distinctive black and red star on his sleeve. This identifies him as a member of one of the Friends services. (Donor B. Holt)
Sermaize les Bains, France. An ornate building in Sounce near Sermaize les Bains and possibly used by the Society of Friends (Quakers). (Donor B. Holt)

France. c. 1919. Miss Ethel Helena Ubsdell with her dog Zep on a snowy road in a French village, probably Sermaize les Bains. Zep was found after an air raid and from then on was Miss Ubsdell's compan

FRANCE, C 1916. TWO NURSING SISTERS WITH THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) WORKING WITH YOUNG CHILDREN. NURSE ON RIGHT IS PROBABLY SISTER ETHEL HELENA UBSDELL. DONOR: B. HOLT

POPERINGHE, BELGIUM. 1916. PORTRAIT OF SISTER ETHEL HELENA UBSDELL, A NURSE WITH THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS). (DONOR: B. HOLT)

England. c. 1914. Passport photograph of Charles Francis (Frank) Fryer, an Australian, who joined the Friends Ambulance Unit, a service provided by the Society of Friends (Quakers) to care for war vic

An informal group portrait of nursing staff and French soldiers in front of a hospital. The nursing sister, second on the right, is Sister Ethel Helena Ubsdell. Sister Ubsdell originally went to Franc
