Miss MacPhillamy's Canteen, Rafa
Art ART02633 Period 1910-1919View of Miss Macphillamy's canteen, known as the 'Empire Club', Rafa.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two soldiers standing in front of Miss Macphillamy's canteen, known as the 'Empire Club'. The structure on the right is probably a soccer goal post.
View of Miss Macphillamy's canteen, known as the 'Empire Club', Rafa.

View of Miss Macphillamy's canteen, known as the 'Empire Club'. Four tents are in the background, one is behind the small shed (left). Blankets are hanging on a line beside the tent second from righ

View of Miss Macphillamy's canteen, known as the 'Empire Club'. Five tents are in the background, one is behind the small shed (left). Blankets are hanging on a line beside the tent third from right.
An interior view of the kitchen at Miss MacPhillamy's Canteen at the Empire Club. Miss Verania (Rania) MacPhillamy, left, stands behind the tables with the staff. Rania MacPhillamy, born in 1889, was

An exterior view of the canteen at the Empire Soldiers' Club, which was supervised by Miss Verania (Rania) MacPhillamy. In one of the three buildings is the Divisional Club with a ticket window. Rania

Soldiers sit at tables and chairs in the refreshment room at Miss Verania (Rania) McPhillamy's canteen at the Empire Club. Rania MacPhillamy, born in 1889, was the daughter of a wealthy squatter from
