The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the Committee and workers of 'A Corner of Blighty in Paris', taken outside the building. Note the pet dog (right).
An informal group portarit of unidentified Australian soldiers outside 'A Corner of Blighty in Paris,' a voluntary organisation for British soldiers, headed by Miss Lily Butler, CBE, See also H15,98
Portrait of Miss Lily Butler CBE who established the Corner of Blighty which was a club for British soldiers on leave in Paris. (Donor Miss Lily Butler)
An informal group portarit of unidentified Australian soldiers and civilians in A Corner of Blighty, a popular resort for Australians in Paris, on the occasion of an address by the Prime Minister of A
Soldiers relaxing in the lounge of the 'Corner of Blighty in Paris'. Some of the men are reading, while others enjoy the music being played on the piano. Four women are gathered around the piano. N
Paris, France. October 1918. The 3rd Australian Army Divisional Concert Party, known as the "Coo-ees", during a season in Paris in aid of a British soldiers' rest club called A Corner of Blighty. (Don
Black leather bound visitors' book used by servicemen visiting 'A Corner of Blighty in Paris' facility. Subsequently brought to Australia by founder of the facility and signed by ex servicemen during