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North-East and North-West elevations of Proposed Building for Government Printing Office and Departments, Wentworth Avenue, Kingston. Drawing AC 2016 and AC 2017.
Copy of portrait (could be Isaacs)?
Trees in Spring blossom at Yarralumla Nursery.
Manuka swimming pool under construction. Walls now complete, removal of formwork. Manuka Circle, Kingston.
Wattle blossom and poplar trees.
Australian Institute of Anatomy. Main Exhibition Hall under construction. McCoy Circle, Acton.
Flowering peach trees in bloom, Yarralumla Nursery.
Australian Institute of Anatomy under construction. Fitting the sandstone finish. McCoy Circle, Acton
Roman cypress trees on City Hill. Melbourne and Sydney Buildings, Civic Centre with Northbourne Avenue between.
View from Red Hill, over Collins Park, Forrest, Barton and Kingston to Duntroon. Observatory Dome on Mt. Pleasant.
Bank of Australasia, Civic Centre.
Hon TW White, Minister for Trade and Customs, in his office.
Left to right: Hon T Paterson, Sir William Glasgow, Sir Earle Page, Hon C.L.A. Abbott.
Gold miner winding the windlass. Shaking cradle in front used to concerntrate the gold.
Minister for Canberra, The Very Reverand John Walker, speaking before the congregation and the Govenor General, Lord Stonehaven and Moderator General, The Right Rev. Alexander Ross, at the Foundation Stone laying ceremony at Presbyterian Church of St Andrew, State Circle, Forrest.
Westridge House, home of the Head of the Forestory School, Mr Lane Poole. Banks Street, Yarralumla.
Flowering peach trees in bloom, Yarralumla Nursery.
View to north from Parliament House.
Group of policemen with helmets, outside Acton Courthouse. Troopers with motorcycle combinations and horses.
Flowering peach trees in bloom, Yarralumla Nursery.
Front entrance, Brassey House. Macquarie Street, Barton.
Trees in Spring blossom at Yarralumla Nursery.
CSIR Division of Entomology offices and laboratories. Clunies Ross Street, Black Mountain.
Beauchamp House, Marcus Clark Street, Acton.
View from Red Hill over Collins Park, Manuka and Kingston to Duntroon.
Commonwealth Avenue, Hotel Canberra and Albert Hall from West Block Offices.
The house of George H. Romans, Mugga Way, Red Hill. Romans was Chief Hansard Officer, Parliament House. Front entrance at night.
Detail Plan. Canberra, Sheet 146.
Hotel Canberra from Golf Club House window over the putting green.
Group of spectators at opening of new Golf Club House.
Group of spectators at the opening of a new Golf Club House. Lady Isaacs, wife of the Govenor General, is pictured with the golf club.
Workman in the excavation of the reservoir at Black Mountain.
Steam shovel and workmen in the excavation of the reservoir at Black Mountain.
Canberra Golf Course. Spectators following the play on the first fairway with the Club House behind.
Three heifer calves awaiting treatment.
Three heifer calves awaiting treatment.
Timbering for concrete formwork at Black Mountain reservoir.
Perspective drawing of proposed Australian War Memorial.
East Block, Canberra Post Office from the north.
Derailment of the Albury Mail Train at Bowning at 4.30 AM. Train was travelling at 35 MPH and 6 carriages were derailed. 6 passengers were injured. Some of the upturned carriages.
Derailment of the Albury Mail Train at Bowning at 4.30 AM. Train was travelling at 35 MPH and 6 carriages were derailed. 6 passengers were injured. Overturned carriages and spectators.
Murray River Commissioners and others viewing the Murray River at Goolwa.
Damaged Electrical Plant at the Kingston Power Station. A rat across the terminals caused cracked insulators and damaged coils.
Anzac Parade and Parliament House from Mt Ainslie.
Black Mountain Reservoir excavation. Formwork and reinforcement being installed ready for concreting.
Photograph of picture of concrete arch wall of a dam under construction.
Model of a Relief Map of the Antarctic Continent. Progress of exploration in the Antarctic on display in Parliament House shows Australian Dependency. Presented by Sir Macpherson Robertson.
Brick cottage.
The prophetic tombstone of Sarah, George and Betsy Webb. The inscription is prophetic "For here we have no continuing city but seek one to come" St John's Churchyard, Constitution Avenue, Reid.
Railway bridge over Molonglo River showing flood damage after July 1922 floods
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