The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of thirty eight Australian Nurses outside the Alexandra War Hospital, quarantined in one of the wards for cholera, measles and mumps, the latter contracted on the journey from Colombo to Bombay. Shown, back row (standing against wall), left to right: Gillies, Vic (1); McIlwraith, Qld (2); Saunders, Vic (3); Ramsay, Qld (4); E. McPhail (5); unidentified (6); unidentified (7); McGoch, Vic (8); unidentified (9); unidentified (10); unidentified (11); unidentified (12); Overell, Qld (13); Halpin, Qld (14); Bailey, Qld (15); unidentified (16); McGeoch, Vic (17); Harris, Qld (18); Phillips, Vic (19); Harrod, Qld (20); Russell, Qld (21); Fisher, Qld (22); Munroe, Vic (23); Duncan, Vic (24); Young, SA (25); Farrow, SA (26); Warner, Qld (27); Ekers, SA (28); Wiltshire, Qld (29); Lancton, Vic (30); Somerville, Qld (31); Frost, Qld (32); unidentified (33); unidentified (34); unidentified (35); Durack, Qld (36); Hockings, Qld (37); Hazard, Qld (38); English orderly, Royal Army Medical Corps (39); English orderly, Royal Army Medical Corps (40).
See A01181K for position of those named in this caption.
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale. To purchase photograph please order A01181. Bombay, India. 1917. Group portrait of thirty-eight Australian
Group of fifteen Australian nurses outside King George War Hospital. This hospital opened in 1917 and was staffed by Australian sisters under an Indian Army Regular Matron, Miss Nancy Harris. Back row
Group portrait showing nurses and patients outside Alexandra War Hospital, while in quarantine after arrival in India. Australian nurses of No. 22 Stationary Hospital in India, back row, left to right
