1232110
- TitleSeries 03 Part 11: Grace Eunice Graham papers concerning the Women's Reserve Ambulance, 1915-1919
- Level of descriptionseries
- Date
1915-1958 - Type of material
- Reference code1232110
- Physical Description0.25 metres of textual material (1 box) - manuscript, printed
- ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
The Women's Reserve Ambulance (also known as the Green Cross Society) was attached to the National Motor Volunteers. The WRA was structured on military lines and members worked as ambulance drivers transporting soldiers from railway stations to hospitals, as night ambulance patrols for Zeppelin raids in connection with the D Division Metropolitan Police, transporting shells, delivering supplies, as orderlies in military hospitals, in Peel House and in canteens. Pte. Graham worked mainly at Peel House. - Scope and ContentITEM 01
Women's Reserve Ambulance papers, 1915-1919
ITEM 02
Women's Reserve Ambulance photographs, 1915-1919 - Copying ConditionsCopyright status:: In copyright
Research & study copies allowed: Author has been deceased for more than 50 years
Copyright holder:: State Library of New South Wales
Rights and Restrictions Information:: No publication without prior written approval of copyright holder
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