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Summary
4th Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Welwyn...Col. Ryan, Chief Surgical Officer of the Australian Infantry Forces is most likely the man next to the lady..I think this would be Colonel Charles Snodgrass Ryan..His entry in the Australian Dictionary of Biography: adb.anu.edu.au/biography/ryan-sir-charles-snodgrass-8311 (adb.anu.edu.au/biography/ryan-sir-charles-snodgrass-8311 ) ...(found on ebay)
Tags
donkey
cart
soldier
digswell place
welwyn
england
4th australian auxiliary hospital
staff
army
medical
military
ww1
colonel ryan
chief surgical officer
aif
charles snodgrass ryan
lest we forget
anzac
hwmobs
wwi
australian soldiers
australia
Date
1914 - 1919
Source
Kaye, (Aussie~mobs), a "passionate collector and preserver of vintage photographs, especially those taken in Australia."
Link
Copyright info
Australia: For non-government photographs: if taken before 1 May 1969, copyright expires 50 years form the year taken. For government works, in or before 1969, copyright expires after 50 years.