The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 store piles have been covered with tarpaulins. Numerous Australian dugouts and shelters cover the scrubby slopes in the background. The storm caused extensive damage to the piers, drove many vessels ashore, and partially buried mule carts stationed on the beach.
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
"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
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.
"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
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
Anzac Cove after a heavy storm, which caused considerable damage to the pier. Numerous dugouts can be seen around the beach, as well as piles of building materials in the foreground.