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The first house built at Saiho for ADO [i.e. Assistant District Officer], Peter Frederick Kaad & wife, 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Sister E.M. Gilbert at Saiho with twins, [1951] Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Ilimo evacuation camp, Jan-Feb. 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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View of the house or shed, called tupapow [i.e. tupapau] in Otaheite, under which the dead are deposited ... ... / G.T. BoultNational Library of AustraliaImage French Polynesia
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Jeep up tree, Higaturu [i.e Higataru], 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Eruption works & housing, Higaturu [i.e Higataru], 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Mt. Lamington from Tony Taylor's plane monitoring flight on a morning I accompanied him, [1951], 1 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea
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Mt. Lamington from Tony Taylor's plane monitoring flight on a morning I accompanied him, [1951], 2 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Roger Claridge Building, Saiho, [1951] Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Rock and leaf detail, Fiji?, 1994? Peter DombrovskisNational Library of AustraliaImage Fiji Online
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Passiflora foetida L., Passion Flower or Mossy Passion Flower, family Passifloraceae and Arhopala sp., family Lycaenidae, Blue butterflies, Papua New Guinea / Ellis RowanNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Tecomanthe sp, family Bignoniaceae, Papua New Guinea / Ellis RowanNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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