Harry Dalziel V.C. Wearing Newly Presented Victoria Cross
Harry Dalziel V.C. c.1918/19, very soon after his action in Hamel, perhaps only 5 months after. This is likely an official photograph taken in London.
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The Cricketers at Atherton
Atherton Cricket c 1915. Harry in the centre, back row, wearing white with black belt.
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Harry Dalziel V.C. and Sister Elizabeth Mosey
FRONT: Harry Dalziel VC and Sister Elizabeth Mosey. Sister Elizabeth Mosey was awarded the Royal Red Cross 2nd Class Medal in 1918. This photograph was likely taken on 13th December 1918 directly after the visit to Buckingham Palace.
BACK: Photograph Copyright Inscription
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Reception of Harry Dalziel, V.C., at Atherton
Reception of Harry Dalziel, V.C., Atherton in 1919.
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Harry Dalziel V.C. at Carmel Bank, Atherton
1919. Back home. In uniform at family home, Carmel Bank, Atherton.
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Harry Dalziel V.C. Marries Ida Maud Ramsay
Harry married Ida Maud Ramsay in Brisbane on 8 August 1920 at the Congregational Church, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
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At the Swimming Hole, Atherton
The swimming hole, which may be below the Atherton State School. Harry in the water, sister Nellie, and brother, Bill on the bank. c1927
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Harry Dalziel V.C. circa 1933
Circa 1933. Harry joined the Citizen Military Forces (CMF) in 1933 as sergeant.
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The Opening of Brisbane Parliament House
Opening of Parliament House Brisbane, 1933. Harry was the first V.C. to have the honour of being in such a ceremony. He is to the left of the flagbearer, and wears his V.C.
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22 Victoria Cross Winners
The original photograph:
Taken on 23rd April 1938 in Sydney.
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1938 ANZAC Day in Sydney
1938. Anzac Day, Sydney. 22 Australian VC Winners from WW1 and some from the Boer War. Harry front row on left in CMF Uniform.
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Rear Admiral John H Newton meets Harry Dalziel V.C.
March 1941. US Pacific Squadron of 7 ships, led by Rear Admiral John H Newton of the cruiser CHICAGO, docks in Brisbane. This was a visit of goodwill as the US was not yet engaged in WW2. Newton meets Harry when he was informed that the VC was awarded for action on the 4th July. Some 250,000 lined the streets of Brisbane to watch the march of US sailors and marines & Aussie Servicemen.
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Harry with Wife Elsie and Son, David
1942. Harry with Elsie and first child David.
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At Home in Oxley
Harry, Elsie with baby Frank, and children, David and Ann. Circa 1947. War service home in Oxley, opposite the Oxley Railway Station.
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Opening of Camp Warrawee 1956
Opening of Camp Warrawee by Dr R C Halse, Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane – 23rd September 1956
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Harry Dalziel Meeting Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth, Premier Nicklin and Harry Dalziel V.C. and Elsie. The Queen Mother visited Australia by herself (visit from 14th February to 7th March 1958) and meets Harry. She wished Harry a Happy Birthday. The photo may have been taken on the 18th February.
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Marching in Brisbane on ANZAC Day 1955
1955. Marching in Brisbane on Anzac Day leading the 15th Battalion AIF.
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Harry Dalziel V.C. off to London
1956. Harry and Elsie. Harry is off to London to attend the VC Centenary. Fedora, Overcoat and Gladstone Bag.
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The Centenary of the Victoria Cross, London.
1956 in London. Not all V.C.s are in the photo. 34 V.C.s attended, in addition to Harry. Harry is just behind the two ladies in the front row, one in white, the other in the dark dress with white hat.
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Harry meets Lord de L’Isle in Brisbane
1960. Harry meets Lord de L’Isle in Brisbane at a Garden Party at Parliament House, to welcome the next Governor General.
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Prince Charles meets Elsie Dalziel
Prince Charles meets Elsie Dalziel (in plaid) in Brisbane. Prince Charles was in Australia in 1966, 1967 and 1970. In 1970 he would have been 22 years of age. c 1970
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7 VC Winners Photograph
7 VC Winners Photograph. 2nd from the right is Keith Payne V.C.
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Carmel Bank, Atherton – one time Dalziel Family Home
Carmel Bank, Atherton as it is today. Once the Dalziel Home, it is in nearly the same location as it was originally. Carmel Bank was a dairy farm and orchard at one time.
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Victor Dalziel
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