An advertisement for Wych Cross guest house in Marysville taken from a Broadbent's accommodation guide.An advertisement for Wych Cross guest house in Marysville taken from a Broadbent's accommodation guide.marysville, victoria, australia, wych cross, felix st hilary jellicoe, katherine st hilary jellicoe, victorian police gazette, lord jellicoe, henry beater christian, broadbent's accommodation guide, advertisement

A digital copy of a black and white photograph of Wych Cross guest house in Marysville. Wych Cross guest house was one of the 12 main guest houses in Marysville and was originally built in 1919.A digital copy of a black and white photograph of Wych Cross guest house in Marysville. Wych Cross guest house was one of the 12 main guest houses in Marysville and was originally built in 1919.marysville, victoria, australia, wych cross, felix st hilary jellicoe, katherine st hilary jellicoe, victorian police gazette, lord jellicoe, henry beater christian

A digital copy of a black and white photograph of Wych Cross guest house in Marysville. Wych Cross guest house was one of the 12 main guest houses in Marysville and was originally built in 1919.A digital copy of a black and white photograph of Wych Cross guest house in Marysville. Wych Cross guest house was one of the 12 main guest houses in Marysville and was originally built in 1919.marysville, victoria, australia, wych cross, felix st hilary jellicoe, katherine st hilary jellicoe, victorian police gazette, lord jellicoe, henry beater christian

Certificates were issued from the Wiliamstown Council to local men who had enlisted in the first world was. This one was issued to P.O J.Walford from No. 4 Company, NR New Guinea Expeditionary Forces. Large decorated and coloured certificate depicting English and Australian flags flanking a photograph of King of England, picture of men, horses and cannons directly below. At left, photo of Admiral Sir John, R, Jellicoe & Rgt. Hon Sir Edward Grey. At right, Field Marshall Sir John French & Lord Kitchener. Lower centre, Rt Hon. Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, Governor General. Lower Middle, picture of HMAS Australia."For King and Country/A tribute from the Citizens of Williamstown/to/(handwritten) Private J Walford, No 4Coy, RANR New Guinea Exped Forces. Australian Infantry forces/In appreciation of his Patriotism in enlisting for the Service of Empire/1914-4-6/The Empire called us"world war 1