The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove. In the foreground, orderly stacks of stores and sandbags can be seen. There are some tents and many dugouts on the slopes rising behind the beach. Dominating the scene is the rock formation known as The Sphinx.
A view of the beach north of Anzac Cove. In the foreground some men are standing on Williams' Pier at North Beach, and a crowd of others is nearby. Between the pier and a wharf is a K lighter, used to
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove from the water's edge. In the foreground some soldiers are leaving the pier. The steep slopes rising from the beach have been partly terraced to make space for d
Anzac Cove seen from a spot near the tents of the 1st Australian Casualty Clearing Station. Crowds of soldiers and officers are moving along the edge of the beach, much of which is covered by stacks o
Anzac Cove as it appeared a week after the landing. Large quantities of stores are already piled on the beach; temporary piers of pontoon construction are being used to connect several small vessels w
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove, showing numerous soldiers moving about amid tents, stacks of stores and dugouts. The group of tents on the right possibly belong to a Casualty Clearing Station.
North Beach at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from the sea, with a ship beside Williams' Pier in the foreground. The rock formation against the horizon was known as the Sphinx.
