D00479
Photograph D00479 Period 1910-1919The Australian section of the cemetery. Identified, left to right: 3349A Private (Pte) A. G. Bosanquet, 52nd Battalion, died 22 July 1918; 7251 Pte L. F. Cooper, 12th Battalion, died 24 July 1918; 182
D00327 Accession Number: D00327
Description
The AIF Tidworth cemetery under snow. Identified graves marked by a cross and headstone in the foreground, front row: 50727 Private Rowland James Dickson, Australian Machine Gun Corps, died 14 October 1918. Second row, left to right: 18282 Driver John Thalma Jackson, Details Australian Engineers, died 30 October 1917; 17445 Pte Roland Travers Woodville, Australian Army Medical Corps, died 13 September 1917; 31712 Gunner John Alexander McDonald, 15th Field Artillery Brigade, Australian Field Artillery, died 30 July 1917, aged 37, at Tidworth Military Hospital; 3062 Pte Even Thomas Kennedy, 3rd Australian Pioneers, died 7 August 1917. Note Gunner McDonald has a large headstone which reads in part 'erected by his sorrowing comrades of the Australian Field Artillery. His duty done.'
Details
Accession Number
D00327
Photographer
Unknown
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Black & white - Glass original whole plate negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
Date Made
March 1919
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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Rolls
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