John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library

The John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library (JCPML) recognises the contribution to Australian society of war-time prime minister and international statesman John Curtin (1885-1945). It is Australia's first prime ministerial library and is situated on the Bentley campus of Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia.

The JCPML aims to advance knowledge and enrich culture by providing a focus for research and educational programs which engage Curtin staff, students and the wider community.

The collection contains published and unpublished documents, photographs, sound recordings, film and realia. Digital images have been created for many items.

Black and white photo of John Curtin wearing a hat with his hand on his chin. — Photo: John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library/JCPML178_7

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Image 1 January 1951

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Hazel Masterson & Bob Hawke at the swiiming pool, 1951

Hazel Hawke dancing with Yuendumu women, 1988

Hazel Masterson and her boys' Sunday School class. Darlington, 1946

Mrs Curtin launching HMAS Fremantle, August 1942

Tatsuo Kawai on lifeboat drill aboard the Kamakura Maru en route to Japan, 1942

Hazel Masterson and Bob Hawke, Easter camp at Northam 1949

Douglas DC-3 aircraft at Darwin R.A.A.F. base, 1947

People climbing monolith, Mt Buffalo, 191?

Bob & Hazel Hawke's wedding, 3 March 1956: Hazel & Bob with guest at reception

Hazel Masterson and friends at a camp at "Bottom End". Yorke Peninsula South Australia, February 1951

Hazel and Bob Hawke at The Lodge. Canberra, 1983

Francis Michael Forde, n.d