The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the village of Le Cateau, with ruined and war damaged buildings, trucks on the roadway and a church spire. It was a village behind the Hindenburg Line, captured by Australians in November 1918.
The right side of a brief sketch of the town of Buire and its ruined church building and an ammunitions dump. On the verso is the left side of a sketch of the chateau at Le Cateau and its grounds. Le
Depicts the ruined and war damaged church at Le Cateau, Somme area on the Western Front, during the First World War.
Depicts a street corner in Le Cateau with two soldiers looking at ruins, a peasant wheeling a hand cart. Le Cateau was liberated from German occupation in October 1918 and was situated behind the Hind
Depicts a damaged British 'male' tank crashed on an embankment of a sunken road near Le Cateau, France.
Souvenir ticket for entertainment given during the First World War. This ticket is for an evening of concerts, lectures and theatre performances held at the Theatre zu Le Cateau at 8.15pm on Friday 6
Preliminary sketch of an interior view of the wrecked church at Le Cateau. Note the absence of the dove Streeton included in the painting. This drawing was made in Streeton's sketchbook ART93175 and l
