P01064.011 Accession Number: P01064.011

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LE HAVRE, FRANCE, 1914-09-01. NURSING AND MEDICAL STAFF AND ORDERLIES, BOUND FOR THE AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL AT ST NAZAIRE, HAVING BREAKFAST IN THE RAILWAY STATION YARD AT LE HAVRE ON THEIR ARRIVAL FROM SOUTHAMPTON, SEATED IN DECK CHAIRS AND ON PACKING CASES WHILE ORDERLIES STOKE THE FIRE UNDER POTS ON THE PAVING STONES. (DONOR D. MASSY).

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P01064.011

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Photograph

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Negative

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Colour: Black & white

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Whole

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1

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