Rodney Shire Council, 1978.|Back: Kevin Ryan; Andrew Crawford; Russle Wallace (Dep' Shire Engineer); Ian Parsons; Vince Page (Health Isp.); Bernie Fitzsimmons); Frank Pullar; John Purdey (Dep. Secretary); Stefan Asboth (Assist. Engineer).|Front: John Gray; Pat Whyte (Rate Collector); Ben Perry (Secretary); Stuart Mock (President); Arthur Knee (Engineer); Jennifer George (Stenographer); Jack Smith.|Shire of Rodney|Tatura

Original photo loaned for digital copying. Rodney Shire Council 1982.|Back: Bernard Fitzsimmons; Andrew Crawford; Royden James (Dep. Secretary); Frank Pullar; Dennis Hunt (Dep. Shire Engineer); Edward Davis; Ted McCracken; Stuart Mock.|Front: Patricia Maher (Typiste); Jack Maher; Diane Walker (Typiste); John Purdey (Shire Secretary); Kevin Ryan (President); Arthur Knee (Shire Engineer); Norma Bear; John Gray.|Shire of Rodney|Tatura

Loaned for digital copying. Rodney Sire Council 1984.|Back: Bernie Fitzsimmons; Royden James (Dep. Shire Sec.); Alan Clement; Ted McCracken; Andrew Crawford; Kevin Ryan; Dennis Hunt (Dep. Shire Eng.);|Front: Patricia Maher (Typiste); John Gray; John Purdey (Shire Secretary); Edward Davis (President); Norma Bear; Arthur Knee (Shire Engineer); Frank Pullar.

Dosser, Bob. Standing at his back door during floods.

Original photo loaned to Museum. Cricket team photo taken at Dhurringile c.1955.|Back: Doug Brown; Jack Lockwood; Ron Normington; Bill Clements; Tom Tobin; Jack King; Len Chance.|Front: Bill Beckwith; Des Bock; Ron Winzer.

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

Group of Japanese POW officer's being transferred to POW Camp 13 in August 1944 after the suicidal breakout from Cowra POW Camp.Black and white photograph stuck on coreflu backing depicting a group of men walking through a camp. Guard on the left, trees in background and hug to the back right.camp 13, murchison camp, cowra camp, japanese internees, cowra breakout.

These brooches were made by Hans Beck, a German Templer who was born and lived in Palestine. When WWII broke out, he was sent to Australia on the "Queen Elizabeth" in 1941 and interned in Tatura Camp 3. His wife and children were left behind in Palestine. His daughter Ingrid said that although they were behind barbed wire, they were safe. Hans worked as a manufacturing jeweler in Sydney after his release from Internment. He sent for his family on 1947. A 1 x wooden triangular shape with a small four petal flower made of tiny white shells. A metal stick pin is attached to the back. B 1 x wooden heart shape. Two flowers on stems made from small pink shells. Each flower has five petals. A group of four tiny white shells sit between the flowers. A vase is carved into the bottom of the heart. A small safety pin in attached to the back. C 1 x wooden oval shape. Group of three pink shell flowers on green stems. Two flowers have six petals and a centre made from shells. The centre flower has only one petal. A bow of tiny white shells at the base of the brooch. Small safety pin attached to back. D 1 x wooden round shape. A cluster of shells in a floral pattern. A small bright red shell in the centre of cluster. Pin on the back is broken. E&F 2 x wooden round shape. A cluster of small shells in a floral pattern. One dark wood, one lighter coloured wood. handmade, brooch, shell, beck, queen elizabeth, templer

The evening bag belonged to Miss Love who bequeathed it to Catherine Primrose Mary Mactier (nee Wilson). Miss Love died in 1950 aged 88 years.Crocheted lime green with a white metal clasp and chain. Embroidered with white metal beads in a circular pattern front and back, Beading on lower edge.

Vagarini was an Italian painter at Camp 3 Tatura. He was arrested in Palestine and sent to Australia on the Queen Elizabeth.ModernistFour rows of huts. Flower gardens are planted at the front of the first hut. Rows of red dirt in the foreground. Bright blue sky and a large tree growing at the back of the first hut and is in the centre of the picture. R. Wied wrtitten on back of painting.Cesare Vagarini

This artwork was painted by Charlotte Rippert who was interned in Camp 3 with her whole family. The painting was painted in camp. Charlotte Rippert was a German Lutheran Missionary in Egypt, arrested as a security risk in Cairo, 1941. Transported on Queen Elizabeth to Australia and interned at Camp 3 1941-1945.Oil painting on Board (framed) - painting is of a farm scene with a large yellow-green tree in the centre-left with four other green trees and a farm and fence - in the background are hills against the skylineBack: 'Oil painting believed to be by Charlotte Rippert. Wedding gift to Otto Lobert in Camp 3, WW2. (One of a pair C3505) DONOR: Otto Lobert, Nov. 1993' charlotte rippert, otto lobert, mrs lobert, camp 3 weddings, queen elizabeth, camp 3 artwork