Collection of photographs, mainly of federal politicians undertaking inspection tours of various New South Wales towns to find a suitable location for the capital of Australia, 1902; First Australian Army Junior Staff School group portrait, ca. 1944

1. Group portrait of the federal politicians who undertook a series of inspection tours of possible sites for the capital of Australia, taken in Orange, Sir George Reid in centre/photographed by W.H. Bursle, 1902
3. Group portrait of the federal politicians who undertook a series of inspection tours of possible sites for the capital of Australia, taken at the south side of Sydney Town Hall, with the vicarage of St. Andrew’s Cathedral visible on the right, 1902
2. Group portrait of members of the House of Representatives on inspection tours of possible sites for the capital of Australia, on the steps of the courthouse at Bathurst, New South Wales/photographed by Beavis Bros., Bathurst, May 1902
5. Group portrait of the federal politicians who undertook a series of inspection tours of possible sites for the capital of Australia, taken in Tamworth/photographed by G.E. Lees, Brisbane St., Tamworth, 1902
4. People and children in front of a celebratory arch, possibly a Federal Capital arch erected in Eden-Twofold Bay to welcome the visiting parliamentarians, ca. 1902
6. Group portrait of the First Australian Army Junior Staff School - War Course III, at a Marist Brothers school, Brisbane, Major Edward Arundel (Instructor) 4th from left, front row/photographed by Sidney Riley, Queens St., Brisbane, ca. 1944

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