H02594B Accession Number: H02594B

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SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE BUILT OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

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Accession Number
H02594B
Classification
Photograph
Object Type
Print
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
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Copyright expired - public domain

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H02594A

Photograph H02594A First World War, 1914-1918

SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE BUILT OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

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Photograph H02594C First World War, 1914-1918

SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, REPAIRED BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

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Panorama of a bridge built over the Yarmuk River, near Semakh, on the road from Es Salt to Amman. The bridge was destroyed by the retreating Turkish Army and repaired by the Canadian Bridging Company

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