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Admiralty House viewed from the south
Admiralty House viewed from the south
Colonel John George Nathaniel Gibbes and Elizabeth Gibbes, 1865. The building that would become Admiralty House was initially erected by the Gibbes fa
Colonel John George Nathaniel Gibbes and Elizabeth Gibbes, 1865. The building that would become Admiralty House was initially erected by the Gibbes family.
The residence, when it was known as Wotonga, and owned by Thomas Cadell, c. 1880
The residence, when it was known as Wotonga, and owned by Thomas Cadell, c. 1880
Admiralty House in 1930. The building was closed that year, and was not reopened until 1936.
Admiralty House in 1930. The building was closed that year, and was not reopened until 1936.
Government House, viewed garden side
Government House, viewed garden side
Members of the First Bruce Ministry at Government House in January 1924. This was the first cabinet meeting to take place in Canberra.
Members of the First Bruce Ministry at Government House in January 1924. This was the first cabinet meeting to take place in Canberra.
Government House in 1927. Lord Stonehaven was the first governor-general to reside at Yarralumla, moving into the residence that year.
Government House in 1927. Lord Stonehaven was the first governor-general to reside at Yarralumla, moving into the residence that year.
Iron gates decorated with the royal arms and the coat of arms of Australia at the property's entrance
Iron gates decorated with the royal arms and the coat of arms of Australia at the property's entrance