The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HRH Prince Edward, The Prince of Wales and a number of military dignitaries, visiting the Keswick Repatriation Hospital and talking to veterans from the First World War. The veterans, many in uniform, are all sitting on benches indicating that many are probably still receiving treatment for wounds or illness sustained during the First World War.
A group of five men from No. 9 Ward, soldiers wounded during the First World War, playing cards sitting outside one of the verandahs of the Keswick Repatriation Hospital. Four of the men are wearing b
Floral tributes to Dorman arranged on his grave. Dorman, a patient at the Keswick Repatriation Hospital was being treated for wounds he sustained as a soldier during the First World War.
A gun carriage with the flag covered coffin of Dorman. Dorman, a patient at the Keswick Repatriation Hospital was being treated for wounds he sustained as a soldier during the First World War.
Floral tributes to Dorman arranged on two beds in one of the wards of the Keswick Repatriation Hospital. Dorman, a patient at the hospital was being treated for wounds he sustained as a soldier during
ADELAIDE, SA, 1920. PRINCE OF WALES, LATER KING EDWARD VIII, VISITING KESWICK MILITARY HOSPITAL, ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AFTER 1914-18 WAR. DONATED BY THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM FREDERICK KOTHE-KINGSLEY
HRH the Prince of Wales accompanied by Matron Adelaide Maud Kellett, Australian Army Nursing Service (Principal Matron of NSW), inspecting nurses and nursing veterans in Centennial Park, Sydney. The P
