were the work of other authors with Bean having varying degrees of involvement) War Aims of a Plain Australian (1943) Anzac to Amiens (1946) Australia's Federal Archives: John Curtin's Initiative (1947) Here, My Son, An account of the independent and other Corporate Boys' Schools of Australia (1950) Gallipoli Mission (1952) Two Men I Knew, William Bridges and Brudenell White, Founders of the A.I.F. (1957) A Bibliography of CEW Bean's Major Works, Appendix X, to Be Substantially Great in Thy Self: Getting to Know C.E.W. Bean; Barrister, Judge's Associate, Moral Philosopher (2011)Copyright in the works of Dr. Bean, other than the Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918, is held by the Bean Family. Copyright in the Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918 is held by the Australian War Memorial. Personal life In St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on 24 January 1921, Bean married Ethel Clara "Effie" Young of Tumbarumba, acting matron at Queanbeyan Hospital during the time Bean worked at Tuggeranong. Officiating at the ceremony was Albert Talbot, the Cathedral's Dean whom Bean had known as an A.I.F. chaplain. Effie died in Sydney in 1991, aged 97 years. The Beans adopted a daughter, Joyce, who was their only child. Eponyms The Federal Division of Bean in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) which covers an area in the south of the ACT and also includes Norfolk Island. The C.E.W. Bean Foundation established to honour Charles Bean and to commemorate Australian war reporting generally. The C.E.W. Bean Building Research Centre at the AWM. C.E.W. Bean Prize for Military History awarded annually by the Australian Army to the best honours or postgraduate thesis submitted in any Australian university focusing the history of the Australian Army. The Charles Bean Sports Field, in Lindfield in NSW (where Bean and his family lived at one stage) named in recognition of Bean's work with the Parks and Playgrounds Movement in NSW. C.E.W. Bean plaque in The Sydney Writers Walk located on the Opera House Walk, East Circular Quay, Sydney. C.E.W. Bean plaque in the A.C.T. Honour Walk. C.E.W. Bean plaque in the Pillars of Bathurst Commemorative Garden which commemorates past citizens of Bathurst for their services to the Bathurst region and to Australia. C..E.W. Bean plaque in Poets Corner of Central Park, Bourke, New South Wales, notes Bean's On the Wool Track and Dreadnought of the Darling. C.E.W. Bean Memorial Wall, Bathurst City