The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of 69 Staff Sergeant Arthur William Bazley, in the grounds of Tuggranong (Tuggeranong) Homestead. Bazley, a clerk of Melbourne, Vic, enlisted on 5 October 1914 and served as batman and unofficial clerk for Captain Charles Edward Woodrow Bean during the First World War. He was to accompany Bean in 1919 on the Australian Historical Mission to Gallipoli but had to withdraw due to illness. He assisted Bean from 1919 to 1942 with the compilation of the Official History of Australia in the War and was later acting director of the Australian War Memorial during WW2.
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,
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
Family portrait of the Bazley family. Identified from left to right, back row: Arthur William Bazley (left) and his father Arthur Edwin Bazley. Front row, seated: Mrs Georgina Victoria Bazley (nee Gib
Group portrait of the Bazley family and close friends, taken the day of 69 Staff Sergeant Arthur William Bazley's wedding to Annie Celia Chalk (d.1941). Identified in the back row are: third from lef
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
