The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a town with flat roofed buildings, with a white road in the foreground, a palm tree to the right. Ismailia, a town established by the Suez Canal company in 1863, it is situated on the Suez Canal. It is approximately midway between Suez and Port Said and is the western end of the central route across Sinai. The town is planned in a French style with squares, gardens and tree-lined boulevards. The General Headquarters of the British force under Murray was situated at Ismailia until September 1916, when it was moved to Cairo.
Lambert has depicted a lake at Ismailia in Egypt with a dhow, feluccas and a jetty in the foreground. Ismailia was a town established by the Suez Canal Company in 1863, situated where the Suez Canal i
A TREE-BORDERED AVENUE IN THE GARDENS AT ISMAILIA, ON THE SUEZ CANAL. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN J.D. CRAMB.)
A TREE-BORDERED AVENUE IN THE GARDENS AT ISMAILIA, ON THE SUEZ CANAL. (DONATED BY CAPTAIN J.D. CRAMB.)
Depicts a view of Lake Timsah from Ismailia, showing boats on the Sweet Water Canal in the foreground, gardens and buildings in the middle ground, and a blue lake in the distance.
Depicts a landscape with coral blue lake, background with ship sketched in pencil. Bridge middle right, buildings, low palms and tents behind canal. High flagpole right with many different flags. Kant
Australian First World War poster issued by the National Committee (Army and Navy Department) of the Young Men's Christian Association of Australasia (YMCA). One of a series issued to encourage new su