The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bryan Westwood travelled to Gallipoli in 1990 on a pilgrimage with a group of First World War veterans in conjunction with the 75th anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli. Westwood saw this poppy at dawn at Lone Pine and was moved by its beauty. The poppy is significant as a flower which represents remembrance and commemoration.
The Battle of Lone Pine would result in over 2,000 Australian casualties.
Bryan Westwood travelled to Gallipoli in 1990 on a pilgrimage with a group of First World War veterans in conjunction with the 75th anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli. Westwood saw this iris at
Photos, captions and recollections regarding the Lone Pine, Gallipoli Memorial Service held with original ANZACS on the 25th of April 1990 (75th Anniversary of the landing)
Depicts a landscape view from Anzac Cove of The Sphinx, drawn on the pilgrimage for the 75th anniversary of the Landing at Gallipoli.
Depicts a landscape view looking north towards Suvla from Anzac area, drawn on the pilgrimage for the 75th anniversary of the Landing at Gallipoli.
Depicts the trenches and landmarks at Gallipoli. Razor's Edge was located between Plugge's Plateau and Russell's Top at the end of Canterbury/Rest Gully. This work was created during the 75th annivers
Roy Kyle was only 17 when he joined the Australian Imperial Forces. He left Australia in 1915, and transferred to the 24th Battalion when he arrived in Egypt. He landed at Gallipoli, immediately going
