The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DUNTROON, CANBERRA, ACT. 1945-01-21/20. DUNTROON HOUSE, THE ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD OF ROBERT CAMPBELL WHO WAS GRANTED LAND BY THE GOVERNOR OF NSW IN 1825. IT IS NAMED AFTER DUNTROON CASTLE, IN ARGYLLSHIRE, SCOTLAND. BUILT OF SOLID STONE AND FITTED THROUGHOUT WITH CEDAR, IT IS NOW THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OFFICERS' MESS.
CANBERRA. ACT. 1946-03-25. EXTERIOR OF DUNTROON HOUSE, NOW USED FOR THE OFFICERS MESS, COMMANDANT'S OFFICE AND INSTRUCTORS OFFICE, AT THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON. BUILT BY ROBERT CAMPBELL, ME
CANBERRA, ACT. VIEW OF THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON, LOOKING ACROSS THE MOLONGLO RIVER PLAIN FROM MOUNT PLEASANT. THE ORIGINAL STONE HOMESTEAD (CENTRE RIGHT FOREGROUND) WAS BUILT BY ROBERT CAM
DUNTROON, CANBERRA, ACT. 1945-01-21/20. THE OLD BELL, USED TO SOUND FIRE ALARMS, STANDS ALONGSIDE THE PARADE GROUND WITH DUNTROON HOUSE AT THE BACKGROUND. THE HOUSE, NAMED AFTER DUNTROON CASTLE BY ROB
Built of stone and hand wrought timbers, this sturdy old home is now Military Staff Headquarter and Officers Mess of the Royal Australian Military College, Duntroon, Canberra.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1946-03-25. THE EXTERIOR OF DUNTROON HOUSE, USED FOR OFFICERS MESS, COMMANDANT'S RESIDENCE AND INSTRUCTORS OFFICES, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON. PARTS OF THE HOUSE ARE OVER A HUNDR
Physical training of cadets. The building on left is the old Campbell Family, Duntroon Homestead and is now the Officers' mess, the cadets' mess is on the right.