The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wagga, NSW. February 1946. Peggy Hull, a member of the Australian Women's Land Army, servicing a 60 foot windmill on a property called Alabamba, where she and another member of the Land Army worked. (Donor P. George)
Wagga, NSW. 1946. Peggy Hull, a member of the Australian Women's Land Army, and Mr Horton, the owner of Alabamba property on which two Land Army women worked, punching the skin from a sheep carcass to
Tambar Springs, NSW. December 1943. Five of the six members of the Australian Women's Land Army, who worked at Merrigula Property near Premer, sitting on top of a stack of bagged oats. Identified, fro
Tambar Springs, NSW. December 1945. A member of the Australian Women's Land Army washing her clothes in a boiler on Merrigular Property owned by Mr Cadell near Premer. Six members of the Land Army, wo
Wagga Wagga, NSW. 2 July 1943. Informal portrait of Sheila Ferguson, Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) with Private Richard L. Przyivojski, 2nd Battalion, 17th Marine Engineers, United States Marine
Peggy George née Hull, Australian Women's Land Army, interviewed by Judy Wing for The Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45.
Peggy Martin as a member of the Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA), 1942-1945, interviewed by Sue Maslin