Old Melbourne

1910s39 photos

The Parade of the Australian Expeditionary Force - lunch time at Royal Park, Melbourne, Victoria, 19141914A view in the artillery lines of the Australian Expeditionary Force in camp at Broadmeadows, 19141914The Parade of the Australian Expeditionary Force - lunch time at Royal Park, Melbourne, Victoria, 19141914A view in the artillery lines of the Australian Expeditionary Force in camp at Broadmeadows, 19141914[Members of the 6th Battalion Infantry "A" Company, 1st AIEF (Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force) at Broadmeadows Camp, 19141914Military rifle club members, Williamstown, 1914–161914–16Swanston St. [Women soldiers parading.], c. 1915c. 1915Whole-length full face soldier from 64th (City of Melbourne) Infantr, standing at ease in front of tent, c. 1915c. 1915The Australian Expeditionary Force, Broadmeadows - Breaking Camp, 1914–181914–18Flinders Street Railway Station taken from diagonally opposite the main entrance during World War I, 19161916Bourke Street looking west from Swanston Street during World War I, c. 1916c. 1916Swanston Street looking south from Little Collins Street corner during World War I, 19161916The Australian Expeditionary Force, Broadmeadows - Breaking Camp, 1914–181914–18Soldiers having a meal, Broadmeadows Army Camp, 1914–181914–181st group of Williamstown men recruited for service with the Australian Imperial Forces in World War 1, 1915–181915–18George Brandt, Essendon, killed 1914-18 war, fiance of Stella Rothmere, 1914–181914–18Unidentified Australian soldier, Ascot Vale Camp, Victoria, 1914–181914–18DD.935.on the Recruiting Train at Woodend. Left Spencer St. on 24.4.19161916Villa D. County of Middlesex War Hospital, Napsbury, near St. Albans, 1914–181914–18Australian Expeditionary Force at Broadmeadows during the First World War, 1914–181914–18Lieutenant Richard George Moss, 5th Battalion 1st AIEF (Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force) who later became the Mayor of Melbourne, 1914–181914–18The Australian Expeditionary Force, Broadmeadows, 1914–181914–18Ready to fight for the Empire. Australia's Splendid Troops in Camp at Broadmeadows, 1914–181914–18Lieutenant Richard George Moss, 5th Battalion 1st AIEF (Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force) who later became the Mayor of Melbourne, 1914–181914–18The Australian Expeditionary Force passing the Governor-General, in front on Parliament House, Melbourne, Vic, 1914–181914–18A city of tents. The Camp of the Australian Expeditionary Force at Broadmeadows, 1914–181914–18The Governor-General, Sir Ronald Munro-Fergusson, arrives at Broadmeadows to Review the Expeditionary Force, 1914–181914–18The Australian Expeditionary Force, Broadmeadows, 1914–181914–18'Win the War Day' procession, Melbourne, 19171917Hawthorn arch, Gussie under Peace arch, 1918, Winscombe, [Tecoma, Vic.]1918Welcoming returned wounded soldiers, [Melbourne, Vic.], 19181918Armistice Day in Melbourne. 1918. Corner Collins & Swanston St, c. 1918c. 1918Troops marching down Swanston Street, 19181918[Armistice Day, 1918, Swanston St. Melbourne]1918Troops on H.M.A.S. Chemnitz [...] pioneers disembarking [...] same boat [...] kits [Port Melbourne, Victoria], 19191919Soldiers crowding the deck of the Chemnitz, enroute to Melbourne from Europe, lighthouse in the distance, 19191919MESS ROOM, CAULFIELD MILITARY HOSPITAL, c. 1919c. 1919World War 1 victory parade in Melbourne, 19191919World War 1 victory parade in Melbourne, 19191919

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39 historic photos for Melbourne in World War I, taken between 1914 and 1919, gathered from across the suburbs by what their catalogue titles say. All are from State Library Victoria; each photo links to its original record.