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I don't think the ANZAC War Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney is ever referred to as the "Shrine of Remembrance". The poplar trees around the Pool of Remembrance look a little bit less ragged than in the 1934 photo by Harold Cazneaux, when the Memorial was opened - nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3563305 . So maybe this photo is c.1935? The finest art deco structure in Australia? - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANZAC_War_Memorial

For sure, it is never referred to as the Shrine of Remembrance these days, but is was once. For example, see this Frank Hurley view, circa 1940: nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an23381817 But there is no mention of that name at the official website here: www.anzacmemorial.nsw.gov.au/home

Anyone who calls it that, is surely from Melbourne.

The aviator on the right is not Eugene Ely. He is William Hoff ( Aero Club of America Pilot # 91 Jan. 17,1912)

Caption is currently a mismatch. CORRECTED. This is not a photo of Wright aviator Cliff Turpin, but instead, of Curtiss aviator William Hoff (note the engine and typical Curtiss controls).

Zachary Erhard; Chester Cornelius Hoff (1891-1998); George Simmons; Bert Daniels; and E. Bergen of the 1913 New York Yankees most likely in 1912 at Pennsylvania Station. "Mike Bergen Pilots Recruits, Who Shy at Photographers at the Station.. The Yankee recruits who started for Atlanta yesterday are the most modest lot of ball players that ever left the city to try for the major leagues. At the Pennsylvania Station yesterday, when Mike Bergen piloted them toward the train, they shied at the photographers like a bunch of debutantes." Source: New York Times; March 3, 1912 People: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chet_Hoff

This was when the Yankees had a lousy team, before they got Babe Ruth from Boston.