Library. Bean and Long Memorial, Scots All Saints College Bathurst. Australia Post's commemoration of Bean in the Centenary of WWI stamp series recognising that Bean 'was a key non-combat figure, who recorded Australia's part in the war and initiated our national military heritage collection.' C.E.W. Bean Room in heritage-listed Tuggeranong Homestead, ACT. See also Military attachés and war correspondents in the First World War References Citations Sources Bean, C. E. W. (1917) Letters from France, Cassell and Company Ltd., London. Bean, C. E. W. (1918) In Your Hands, Australians, Cassell and Company, London. Bean, C. E. W. (1943) War Aims of a Plain Australian, Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Bean, C. E. W. (1952) Gallipoli Mission, Halstead Press, Sydney. Bean, C. E. W. (1957) Two Men I Knew: William Bridges and Brudenell White, Founders of the A.I.F., Angus and Robertson, Sydney. Chadwick, Justin (2017) Sword and Baton: Senior Australian Army Officers from Federation to 2001, Big Sky Publishing, NSW. Fewster, Kevin (selected and annotated) (1983). Gallipoli Correspondent: The frontline dairy of CEW Bean, George Allen & Unwin, Sydney. Gooding, Janda (2009) Gallipoli Revisited: In the footsteps of Charles Bean and the Australian Historical Mission, Hardie Grant Books, Victoria. Inglis, K. S. (1970) C.E.W. Bean, Australian Historian, The John Murtagh Macrossan Lecture, UQP. Inglis, Ken (1979). "Bean, Charles Edwin Woodrow (1879–1968)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 7. Carlton, Victoria: Melbourne University Press. ; Piggott, Michael (1983) A guide to The Personal Family and Official Papers of C. E. W. Bean, Australian War Memorial. Winter, Denis (selected by) (1992) Making the Legend The War Writings of C.E.W. Bean'', UQP, Queensland. External links ‘About the Australian War Memorial’ Australian War Memorial: Charles Bean biography Australian War Memorial: Notebooks, Diaries and Folders of C.E.W. Bean Australian War Memorial: First World War Official Histories ed. C.E.W. Bean Charles Bean C. E. W. Bean, 'Anzac Day Requiem' C.E.W. Bean Foundation ‘Honouring the memory of Australian War correspondents’. 'Charles Bean, war correspondent, Anzac Voices'. ‘First World War Official Histories’ 'Guide to the Papers of Charles and Ethel Bean.' History of the Australian War Memorial National Heritage Places - Australian War Memorial and the Memorial Parade, National Heritage List inscription date 25 April 2006 Australian War Memorial Heritage Register June 2008, Condé, A.-M. "A 'gift to the nation': the diaries and notebooks of CEW Bean", Archives & Manuscripts, 39(2)2011, p. 46. Conde, A-M: ‘Charles Bean and the making of