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Photograph E05467 Period 1910-1919An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment and Miss Ettie A Rout, standing in front of tents and a ruined building. Miss Rout ran the YMCA club in the vill

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment, French civilians, a New Zealand staff sergeant, a French soldier and Miss Ettie A Rout, gathered in front of building ruins. Miss Rout ran the YMCA club in the village which was used by troops stationed in the Villers-Bretonneux area. She was an Australian born, New Zealand bred, venereal disease campaigner who in 1915 formed the New Zealand Volunteer Sisterhood. During the war she also ran several soldier's clubs in Egypt, England and France. In 1919 and 1920 she ran a Red Cross depot in Villers-Bretonneux and was awarded a French decoration for this work.
An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment and Miss Ettie A Rout, standing in front of tents and a ruined building. Miss Rout ran the YMCA club in the vill

An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment gathered in front of two large tents which housed the Australian YMCA. The club was managed by Miss Ettie Rout,

An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment gathered on the road side near the Australian YMCA (the tent in the background). The club was managed by Miss Et

An outdoors group portrait of unidentified Australian, New Zealand, British and French servicemen and women outside the soldiers club on the occasion of its opening by Lieutenant Colonel J E Mott MC,

Paris, France. 1918-09. Soldiers from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa with Ettie Rout of the New Zealand Volunteer Service relaxing on leave during a card game.

An informal group portrait of unidentified members of the Australian Graves Detachment and a female civilian gathered in a tent on the occasion of an Afternoon Tea. The refreshments were supplied to
