E05112 Accession Number: E05112

Description

An exterior view of the mens' recreation room at the No 3 Australian Casualty Clearing Station (CCS). The station was housed in a former deaf and dumb institution located outside the town. Note several vehicles, including two motor ambulances, parked in front of the CSS.

Details

Accession Number

E05112

Photographer

Unknown Australian Official Photographer

Classification

Photograph

Object Type

Black & white - Glass original whole plate negative

Date Made

20 April 1919

Place Made

Euskirchen

Whole/Part

Whole

Item Count

1

Credit Line

Australian Official Photograph

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

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