A group of unidentified soldiers in military uniform, Warminster, England, 1915-1918

Creator Details

TitleA group of unidentified soldiers in military uniform, Warminster, England, 1915-1918Date Created1915-1918StudioFielder Studio, Warminster AcknowledgementFrom Selection to Discovery Grant from State Library of Queensland

Location

CountryWarminster, EnglandGeo Coordinatesnot specified

Description

DescriptionAt the bottom right hand corner of the photograph a note reads: 'Fielder, Warminster.' Warminster is located in England and contained several military camps in surrounding villages during the First World War. In the early war years these were predominantly occupied by British troops but were later taken over by the Australian, Canadian and New Zealand units. This photograph is part of the collection of Corporal Daniel Scanlon who served overseas in the First World War. Dan was born in Ipswich and the family lived in Darling Street. He was 42 years of age when he enlisted on 27 May 1915. Daniel was promoted to Corporal before being sent home in October 1917 and discharged on medical grounds in January 1918. (If you are able to identify the men in this photograph please contact the Digital Archivist).

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EventsWorld War I (1914-1918)People & FamiliesDaniel ScanlonSubjectsArmy campsSoldiersMilitary uniformsSlouch hatsMilitary and war structures and sites

Asset Details

Reference IDqips-2014-07-31-0011Asset TypeImage - JpegColour or Black & White ImageBlack & WhiteOrientationLandscapeGenreGroup PortraitsMilitaryPhysical DescriptionPrintCopyrightPicture Ipswich Copyright Information

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World War I (1914-1918)

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