The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An almost dry creek bed and young willow trees at Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead. A stand of pine trees is behind the post and rail yards. The Official Historian, Charles Edward Woodrow Bean, his staff and some of their families spent time at Tuggeranong Homestead from 1919 to 1925 while he wrote and edited the 'Official History of Australia at War 1914-1919'.
John Balfour (left) and Peter Wightman of Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean's staff stand on the bank of the creek near Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead. The men are dressed in suits and stand under a gian
A heavy frost at Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead as viewed from the verandah. Frozen clothing hangs over the post and rail fence. The Official Historian, Charles Edward Woodrow Bean, his staff an
The main house and outbuildings at Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead. The Official Historian, Charles Edward Woodrow Bean, his staff and some of their families spent time at Tuggeranong Homestead fro
Informal portrait of journalist, historian and Australia's official war correspondent during the First World War, Captain Charles Edwin Woodrow (C E W) Bean, standing in a paddock near Tuggranong (Tug
Informal portrait of Arthur William Bazley, at Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead recovering from an accident where he received severe burns to his face and hands. He had entered the homestead's works
Informal portrait of Arthur William Bazley standing behind his desk at Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead, where he worked as a clerk for Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean. Bazley, a clerk of Melbourne, Vic,
