Father Arthur Owens was the Army Chaplain in Camps 3 and 4 at Tatura during WW2.black and white photograph (x3) of an Army Catholic Chaplain sitting patting his dogarmy chaplain, camp 3, camp 4, tatura internment camps, father arthur owens, father owens

7th garrison battalion emblem. internment camp, WW2.B & W. photo. Concrete, stone construction. Hut in background. Women in fore ground.7th garrisongarrison emblem, photograph, people

Carl Max Assman was a German resident in Australia and an internee at Camp 1 Tatura.Black and white photograph of an internee, with his internment number etc. camp 1, carl max assman, photograph, people

Depicting Captain Jones, Dentist, at work at Camp 1 hoapital.Black and white photograph of Captain Frank Jones, Dentist, 2 staff members and an internee getting treatment. Mounted on white coreflue.captain jones, dentist camp 1, internment camp dentist, dentistry

Private Albert Russell was a AMF Garrison member, 17th Battalion at Camp 1 during WW2.Black and white photograph of two photographs of an internee/pow showing height, front view, back view and internment number.V84216camp 1 garrison, 17th garrison battalion, pte albert russell, photograph, people, russell, garrison, sentry box

This photograph depicts two young Japanese women demonstrating traditional Japanese cultural practice whilst living at Tatura Internment and Wartime Camps during the Second World War.A black and white photograph featuring two young Japanese women in traditional costume.tatura, japanese family camp, japanese, japanese internees, internment, rushworth, goulburn valley, kimono

Medical orderlies from Camp 4.Black and white photograph. Camp 4 end of 1945. Mary Stace COS medical orderly section d; and Annie Chu COS medical orderly section A standing behind a flower bed with end of hut to their left.camp 4 japanese internees, mary stace, annie chu, medical orderlies internment camps

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Birthday present to Paul Schlesinger. Black ink sketch by Meilich, of four poker players, a gift to Paul Schlesinger in Camp 3, on the occasion of his birthday. Tatura, 18th. Jan. 1941. An ink sketch on thicker paper of four men playing poker.Happy Birthday Paul Scheslinger from his poker fellows; Tatura 18 Feb 1941 signatures of other players on left hand side drawers signature in bottom right. Mielichludwig meilich, paul schlesinger, tatura internment camp art

Camp 3 families on picnic at Waranga Basin during days of internment.Black and white photograph of a group of people sitting in the shade of some trees. waranga basin, camp 3 internees, german internees

Christmas at an internment camp during WW2 in Australia. Ginger bread house featured as well. First Christmas in Camp 3 for Templer families 1941.Black and white photo of Christmas decorations, left hand side on stand.camp 3, christmas in an internment camp, christmas decorations, templer society

Aerial photograph, taken in 1946 of the Rushworth internment camp.Black and white aerial photograph of camp 3 Rushworth showing layout of the camp.aerial photo of camp 3, taken in 1946, rushworth internment camp, aerial photographs, victorian internment camps

The guards who appear in the photograph were members of a garrison of guards and other support staff including nurses who were stationed outside the compounds during the Second World War.A black and white photograph depicting 17 Australian guards at the Tatura Internment and Wartime Camp. Several of the guards are smiling and portable buildings can be seen in the background. The guards in the front row are holding weapons.

"Collegium Taturense", document prepared by Camp 2 internees to substantiate the qualification of the camp teachers for acceptance of their students for matriculation standard."Collegium Taturense", document prepared by Camp 2 internees to substantiate the qualification of the camp teachers for acceptance of their students for matriculation tatura, collegium taturense, internment camps, camp 2

There were 7 camps in the area during World War II which held about 4,000-8,000 people at any one time. 3 camps housed Prisoners Of War who were enemy servicemen captured in various theatres of war around the world and transported to Australia for the duration of the war. The remaining 4 camps held Internees who were civilians living in Australia or other Allied territories and countries at the outbreak of war and were deemed to be a security risk because of their nationality. The camps were situated in the Goulburn Valley as food was plentiful here and there was a good supply of water from the Waranga Basin.A coloured sketch showing all the compounds at Tatura War and Internment Camp.internment, ww2, world war two, tatura, goulburn valley, war camps, prisoner of war, prisoner of war camps

Mafalda Fortuna's recollections of her families arrest in Palestine, transportation on the "Queen Elizabeth", and internment in Camp 3. Four pages.|Photo of Fortuna siblings seated on stone entrance to mess/school hut in Compound a, Camp 3.

A booklet put together for an exhibition of Emil Wittenberg's work. A short biography and picture of Emil is inside.A single piece of white paper with print on both sides and folded to form booklet. Front cover has a black and white sketch of man in corner of a barbed wire fence. "An exhibition of work from the Dunera Voyage and internment in Hay and Tatura." "A biographical note". on front in black ink. Back page has a piece of paper stuck on it advertising the exhibition times and dates.emil wittenberg, tatura museum exhibition