The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A house at 30 Cecil Street Kew decorated with a Welcome Home banner, Australian and British flags and bunting of allied countries to greet 2318 Trooper Horace Sinclair Day, 15th Light Horse Regiment. He enlisted in January 1916, returning in 1919 and later served in the Second World War.
Family members at a house at 30 Cecil Street Kew decorated with flags and bunting of allied countries to greet 2318 Trooper Horace Sinclair Day, 15th Light Horse Regiment (second from right) and two u
Three children (left) standing by the front fence of a cottage decorated to welcome home a First World War veteran. The front is strung with a Welcome banner, Australian, British and United States fla
CROWDS THRONG A SYDNEY STREET UNDER A "WELCOME HOME" BANNER TO GREET SOLDIERS RETURNING FROM THE FRONT.
The home of 1603 Lance Corporal Frederick Raymond Kerr, 12th Australian Light Horse Regiment, decorated with flags and bunting for his return from active service. Three young children lean over the r
Australia, c. 1919. A family home decorated with flags for a family member who is returning home from the war. The flags include those of Australia, France and the United States, and the Union Jack. P
Relatives and friends waiting to greet the crews of RAN ships returning from service in the Persian Gulf. Some are displaying pre-printed Sun newspaper banners proclaiming "Welcome Home Boys". Several
