The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
GALLIPOLI. 1915-10. DURING ROUGH SEAS CAUSED BY THE STORM OF 8 OCTOBER 1915 SEVERAL OF THE WATER BARGES WHICH SUPPLIED THE ANZACS WITH WATER WERE GROUNDED ON THE BEACH. IN THE FOREGROUND CAN BE SEEN TWO BARGES ASHORE AND THE DAMAGE DONE TO WATSONS PIER, WHICH LOST FORTY FEET OF TRESTLE CONSTRUCTION. (DONOR A.W. ROSS.)
GALLIPOLI. 1915-10. DURING ROUGH SEAS CAUSED BY THE STORM OF 8 OCTOBER 1915 SEVERAL OF THE WATER BARGES WHICH SUPPLIED THE ANZACS WITH WATER WERE GROUNDED ON THE BEACH. IN THE FOREGROUND CAN BE SEEN T
GALLIPOLI. 1915. A SOLDIER ON THE BEACH GAZES AT WATSON'S PIER AND WRECKAGE ON THE BEACH AT ANZAC FOLLOWING DAMAGE BY ROUGH SEAS IN THE STORM ON 1915-11-17. FORTY FEET OF TRESTLE CONSTRUCTION WAS TORN
GALLIPOLI. 1915. THE DAMAGED WATSON'S PIER AND WRECKAGE ON THE BEACH AT ANZAC AFTER ROUGH SEAS CAUSED BY THE STORM IN 1915-10. (DONOR A.W. ROSS)
The morning after the storm, showing some of the damage. Watson's Pier was extensively damaged after a lighter broke through it and tore away forty feet of trestle construction. Note the wagons alon
Anzac Beach (Gallipoli). 17 November 1915. Two soldiers on the shore end of Watson's Pier extensively damaged after a severe storm. Forty feet of trestle construction was torn away from the pier as a
The morning after the great storm, showing Watson's Pier which was extensively damaged after a lighter broke through it and tore away forty feet of trestle construction. Soldiers are in the right for
