The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Heavy seas breaking along the beach at Anzac Cove during a wild storm on 17-18 November 1915. The storm caused extensive damage to the piers, drove many vessels ashore, and partially buried mule carts stationed on the beach.
Heavy seas breaking over a barge at the shore of Anzac Cove during a wild storm on 17-18 November 1915. Several beach staff are at work in the foreground, and behind them some of the supply depot stor
Heavy seas breaking along the beach at Anzac Cove during a wild storm on 17-18 November 1915. The storm caused extensive damage to the piers and washed many vessels ashore.
"Water boat 'Adelaide' ashore after a storm." The storm caused extensive damage to the piers, drove many vessels ashore, and partially buried mule carts stationed at the beach. Image from the collecti
"After the storm - wreckage on Anzac Beach. Railway buried in broken boxes. The shiny looking things are biscuit tins crumpled up by the waves." The storm caused extensive damage to the piers, drove m
View of Anzac Cove showing the after effects of a severe storm on 17 November 1915 and caused extensive damage to the piers and surrounding areas.
Bathers coming ashore in barges at Anzac Cove to seek shelter from 'Beachy Bill', a Turkish artillery battery sited inland which routinely shelled the beach and caused allied casualties. Several bathe
