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View of Reid and Parliament House from Mt Ainslie
Mrs Scullin being presented with flower bouquets by children on Canberra railway station
Photographs from the roof of Parliament House, Mt. Ainslie behind
View from Mt Ainslie along Anzac Parade to Parliament House. Site for the Australian War Memorial in front
Manuka swimming pool, Manuka Circle. The deep end and springboard.
Opening of the 16th Parliament. Sir Littleton Groom at the Speakers Chair in the House of Representatives in his robes of office.
View to west from Parliament House courtyard. Hotel Canberra and Albert Hall in centre, Black Mountain in background
The House of Representatives in session for the 12th Parliament
Governor General, Lord Stonehaven, with his wife entering Parliament House for the opening of the 12th Parliament.
Arrival of Mr J. H. Scullin newly elected Prime Minister at Canberra railway station with welcoming crowds
Parliament House. Queen Victoria Terrace from north west
Kingston from behind Parliament House. Kingston Power Station on the left
Opening of Salvation Army Hall by Sir John Butters and dedicated by Commissioner Charles Sowton on 6 July 1929 at Eloura and Fawkner Streets, Braddon - bands and spectators
Snow fall. Hotel Kurrajong from near Parliament House.
Salvation Army Hall, Elouera and Fawkner Streets, Braddon,under construction
Baptist Church, Currie Crescent Kingston and houses, from Manuka Oval.
Armistice Day Ceremony with the Royal Military College Cadets on parade in front of Parliament House. Boy Scouts on the right. View from Parkes Place.
Commencement of construction of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, State Circle, Forrest
St Johns Church and graveyard, Constitution Avenue, Reid from Anzac Parade.
School Children at Capitol Theatre, Manuka, Empire Day (24 May) 1929
Armistice Day Ceremony with the Royal Military College Cadets on parade in front of Parliament House with spectators. View from Parkes Place.
Manuka swimming pool under construction, December 1929.
Governor General, Lord Stonehaven, and his party meeting senior service officers on the steps of Parliament House for the opening of the 12th Parliament.
View to north from Parliament House.
Home of Sir Robert Garran, 22 Mugga Way, Red Hill and gardens.
Labour members at Parliament House.
Distant view of Parliament House from Mt. Pleasant
Opening of the 16th Parliament. Govenor-General taking the salute on the steps of Parliament House showing harnessing of landau and positions of the Light Horse escort.
St Christophers Convent and Parish School, Franklin Street, Manuka
St. Gabriel's Church of England Girls Grammar School, Melbourne Avenue, Deakin.
Workmen using rotary hoe in the gardens near Parliament House
Parliament House from Parkes Place from the north. Red Hill in background
Canberra Community Hospital, Acton.
Hotel Canberra from Parliament House.
The house of George H. Romans, Mugga Way, Red Hill. Romans was Chief Hansard Officer, Parliament House.
Front of Parliament House from the west.
Gardens and Hotel Canberra from Parliament House with Black Mountain behind.
Parliament House from the north east.
Rear stairway to inner courtyard at Parliament House.
Front of Parliament House from the east.
Main entrance to Parliament House.
Parliamentary Tennis courts and West Block Offices from Parliament House
Parliament House by night
St Andrews Presbyterian Church, State Circle, Forrest.
First plantings of National Rose Garden in front of Parliament House. Minister for the Interior Mr. J. A. Perkins planting the first rose with Mr.F.A. Piggin President of the Canberra Horticultural Society and Mr. C.S. Daley of the FCC.
Anzac Day 1933. Boy Scouts marching past the Govenor General Sir Isaac Isaacs in front of Parliament House.
Cabinet Room, Parliament House.
Parliament House and West Block from Albert Hall, showing well developing landscape.
Parliamentary library, Parliament House.
West side of Parliament House.
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