The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYRIA. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, LEFT IN COMMAND OF THE TOWN OF SAIADA, TAKE A SIGHT-SEEING WALK ALONG THE WATERFRONT OF THIS ANCIENT AND HISTORIC PORT. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
SYRIA. LOOKING ALONG THE MAIN THOROUGHFARE IN THE TOWN OF SAIADA (SIDON) ONE SEES A PICTURE TYPICAL OF THE AVERAGE MOSLEM TOWN. NARROW LANES SEEM TO RUN IN CONFUSED DISORDERLINESS BETWEEN RICKETY DWEL
SYRIA. THE BEGINNING OF AN ATTACK MADE BY THE 2/27TH, AUSTRALIAN BATTALION FROM THE PLAINS BELOW EL ARDUN. THIS ATTACK LED TO MUCH BITTER FIGHTING WHICH CULMINATED IN THE CAPTURE OF THE HEIGHTS AND TH
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS WHO HAVE CONSTITUTED THEMSELVES "KINGS OF THE CASTLE" TAKE POSSESSION OF THIS ANCIENT EDIFICE BUILT BY THE CRUSADERS ON A HILL OVERLOOKING THE ANCIENT CITY. SIDON WAS CAPTURED BY T
SYRIA. 155MM CALIBRE GUN CAPTURED FROM THE FRENCH NEAR SAIADA (SIDON), IN THE PICTURE ARE PTE. B. BERNASCONI, PTE. CAELLI, TPR. A. BONNY. (NEGATIVE BY F. HURLEY).
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS TOOK POSSESSION OF THIS ANCIENT CASTLE BUILT BY THE CRUSADERS ON A HILL OVERLOOKING SIDON. CAPTURED BY THE AUSTRALIANS DURING THE ADVANCE INTO SYRIA, SIDON WAS DECLARED AN OPEN TOW
JERUSALEM - SIGHT-SEEING SOLDIERS FOLLOW THE WAY OF THE CROSS AND STOP BENEATH THE ECCO HOMO ARCH WHICH MARKS THE SPOT WHERE PILATE BROUGHT FORTH CHRIST AND PRESENTED HIM TO THE RABBLE. (NEGATIVE BY F
