The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Memorials erected near Quinconce, by the 53rd and 56th Battalions to members of the Battalions who fell in the attack on Peronne on 1 September and 2 September 1918. Note the lists of names on each cross.
A party of the 53rd Battalion firing a volley over the graves of their fallen comrades, and the unveiling of a Memorial erected at Quinconce, to those who fell in the attack on Peronne. Identified are
The Memorial at Quinconce, erected by the 53rd Battalion, to the officers and men of the Battalion who fell in the fighting before Mont St Quentin on 1 September 1918.
The ramparts at the north east corner of the town of Peronne (visible in the background) taken from the edge of Le Quinconce Cemetery. On 1 September the 53rd Battalion along with members of the 56th
View of the burial service over the graves of the officers and men of the 53rd Battalion, in the Battles of Mont St Quentin and Peronne on 1 September 1918. Identified is Major Chaplain Greville, 56th
The ramparts at the north east corner of the town of Peronne (visible in the background). On 1 September the 53rd Battalion along with some members of the 56th Battalion left the line located at the
A general view of Mont St Quentin from the south. A corner of Quinconce Cemetery is seen on the left. The country beyond the railway, running across the centre of the picture, was that advanced over d
