Bob Lyons

These eagles have been heavily faked Peter, I have never owned one, I think Jos is the expert on these, and I am sure Francois will be able to help out on this one too.......

Great photo and very interesting story Alexandra, thanks for sharing it with us. Cheers Bob

And that concludes my photographic tour of the museum the barracks are situated near the township of Seymour, and is just off the Hume highway to Sydney, turn left to the barracks, or turn right and about 4 minutes later your in the township of Seymour, of which, this is the main street, I hope that the tour was of some interest, Best wishes Bob

another beastie lurking in the trees near the museum.....

Museum entrance....

and just down the road a little bit....

another guardian near the entrance to the museum.....

at the museum entrance.....

One of the sentries outside the museum standing guard.....

another view of the TV star....

Situated just outside the main entrance to the museum is a 1st War mock up of a British tank, this was actually used in the TV mini-series 'The Anzacs' which starred Paul Hogan and was fairly well recieved when it was shown here quite a few years ago now, I did watch the series and enjoyed it, but would like to see it again now to see how it has stood up to the test of time, but the mock up tank looks good......

Inside the souvineer shop, this is 'The General', and he seems to be very comfortable with his position of responsibility, checking that all transactions over the counter are correct......

some more 'dressing'...

carriage seating

some 'period' dressing along the side of the station next to the carriage....

a 'Furphy's Farm Water Cart' as used in the 1st World War, inside the carriage.....

Opposite side of the light horse rail carriage with the doors open....

and another general view of the tank stands.....

another general view, this is towards the entrance of the museum....

General view, this is where the Aussie WW2 tanks are parked.....

The Vietnam memorial

Plaque on the front of the Cent....

Centurion behind the Armoured Corps memorial to service in Vietnam....

Shed of red...

113 again....