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Prime Minister of Australia 1915–23.

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Australia

ACT

Australian Academy of Science, Adolph Basser Library (S/T)
Canberra

Australian War Memorial (NAT)
Campbell, Canberra

National Archives of Australia (NAT)
Parkes, Canberra

National Film and Sound Archive (NAT)
Acton, Canberra

National Library of Australia (NAT)
Parkes, Canberra

Noel Butlin Archives Centre (NAT)
Canberra

Private Collection (S/T)

Private Collection (S/T)

NSW

Powerhouse Museum (NAT)
Ultimo, Sydney

State Library of New South Wales (S/T)
Sydney

State Records New South Wales (S/T)
Kingswood, Sydney

University of New England and Regional Archives (S/T)
Armidale

QLD

John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland (S/T)
South Bank, Brisbane

Queensland State Archives (S/T)
Runcorn, Brisbane

VIC

State Library of Victoria (S/T)
Melbourne

University of Melbourne Archives (S/T)
Parkville, Melbourne

WA

JS Battye Library of West Australian History (S/T)
Northbridge, Perth

Europe

Switzerland

United Nations Office at Geneva Library (OS)
Geneva

United Kingdom

England

Bodleian Library, Oxford (OS)
Oxford

British Library (OS)
London

Cambridge University Library (OS)
Cambridge

Central Library, Richmond-upon-Thames (OS)
Twickenham, London

Churchill Archives Centre, Cambridge (OS)
Cambridge

Institute of Commonwealth Studies (OS)
London

National Archives, United Kingdom (OS)
Kew, London

Parliamentary Archives (OS)
London

University of Sheffield Library (OS)
Sheffield

West Sussex Record Office (OS)
Chichester

Wiltshire and Swindon Archives, Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre (OS)
Chippenham

North America

United States

Library of Congress (OS)
Washington, DC

Manuscripts and Archives, Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University (OS)
New Haven, Connecticut

Canada

Library and Archives Canada (OS)
Ottawa, Ontario


Legend

NAT = National collection (Australia)
PM = Prime ministerial collection
S/T = State/Territory collection (Australia)
OS = Overseas collection

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