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Photograph P00638.002 First World War, 1914-1918FRANCE, 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

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
POPERINGHE, BELGIUM. 1916. PORTRAIT OF SISTER ETHEL HELENA UBSDELL, A NURSE WITH THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS). (DONOR: B. HOLT)
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

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

France. 1919. An informal group portrait of nursing and medical staff outside the entrance to a hospital. The nursing sister, sitting on the ground, is Sister Ethel Helena Ubsdell. Sister Ubsdell orig

Steenvorde, France. c. 1916. An informal group portrait of hospital patients and medical attendants with Sister Ethel Helena Ubsdell, a British nurse who was attached to the 36th French Army Corps. Th

Steenvorde, France. c. 1916. An informal group portrait of hospital patients and medical attendants surrounding Sister Ethel Helena Ubsdell, a British nurse who was attached to the 36th French Army Co

France. c. 1917. Barges were used on canals to transport the sick and wounded for evacuation from Dunkirk. Beds and bunks have been set up below deck. Waiting for the patients to board are the medical
