The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Glenelg, SA. Two patients from the Glenelg Anzac Hostel in white painted cart wheel hospital beds in the grounds of the hospital with a group of nurses and probably two visitors. The men are hospitalised from wounds they sustained as soldiers during the First World War.
Patients, nurses and visitors at the opening of Anzac Hostel in Brighton, Victoria. Shows stretcher and wheel chair cases in the hospital grounds. Nurses in hospital grounds. Shots of hospital inter
GLENELG, SA. C. 1919. INTERIOR OF A WARD IN THE ANZAC HOSTEL, SHOWING THE MOBILE WHEEL-BEDS PROVIDED FOR CERTAIN CASES, ENABLING THE PATIENTS TO GO TO FOOTBALL AND CRICKET MATCHES AND RACE MEETINGS.
Residents enjoy the sunshine in the company of nurses and visitors from their coach wheel beds on the lawns of Anzac Hostel. The Repatriation Department opened Anzac Hostel on 5 July 1919 and provided
A nurse and three patients in a ward of Anzac Hostel, previously "Kamesburgh", a property purchased by the government in November 1918. The Hostel was established to provide a home for the care of tot
Brighton, Victoria. c. 1920. Nurses and patients in a reading room at Anzac Hostel. Anzac Hostel, previously "Kamesburgh", was established as a home for the care of totally and permanently incapacitat
Brighton Vic. 1920. A patient, nurses and visitors in a reading room of Anzac Hostel being serenaded by a violin player. Anzac Hostel, previously "Kamesburgh", was established as a home for the care o
