The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PART OF A RECRUITING MARCH WHICH BEGAN AT ALBURY. THESE ARE RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS. ONE OF THE LADIES AT THE FRONT, MRS J. MITCHELL, ANNOUNCED HER INTENTION OF MARCHING WITH THE RED CROSS BUT WOULD NOT WEAR THE WHITE UNIFORM, SO A "FOUR" OF BLACK LADIES HAD TO BE FORMED. THE OTHERS ARE ANNA BEVAN, MRS BUTCHER AND MRS LONG.
The "March to Freedom" recruitment march commencing in Dean Street, Albury. It was reported in the Sydney Morning Herald on 3rd July 1918 that "Extraordinary enthusiasm marked the commencement in Albu
PALESTINE, 1914-18 WAR. THE JORDAN RIVER NEAR JERICHO. NOTE THE TEMPORARY BRIDGE, BUILT WITH HESSIAN SIDES SO THAT THE HORSES WOULD NOT SHY AND STUMBLE OFF THE SIDE. (DONOR D. WOODS).
The arrival of the Turkish Military Governor at Jerusalem. One of a series of German photographs acquired by Major Robert Grieve Woods, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.
UNIDENTIFIED SCOTTISH AND AND MEN OF THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE RESTING IN THE SHADE OF SOME ROCKS. (DONOR D. WOODS).
JERUSALEM, 1914-18 WAR. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE BRINGING IN A BATCH OF GERMAN PRISONERS FROM THE JORDAN VALLEY. (DONOR D. WOODS).
Assud Bey, Commanding Officer of the 3rd Turkish Calvary Division, with his officers. One of a series of German photographs acquired by Major Robert Grieve Woods, 3rd Light Horse Field Ambulance.
