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Photograph J02548 First World War, 1914-1918A SNOW SCENE, LOOKING ALONG McCAY'S HILL AND DOWN WHITE'S GULLY.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A VIEW TAKEN FROM 1ST DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, LOOKING DOWN WHITE'S GULLY. McCAY'S HILL IS ON THE LEFT.
A SNOW SCENE, LOOKING ALONG McCAY'S HILL AND DOWN WHITE'S GULLY.

1915-11-20. A SNOW SCENE, FROM 1ST DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, LOOKING SOUTH DOWN WHITE'S GULLY AFTER THE BLIZZARD. (DONOR LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN)

View of White Gully, which was named after Brigadier General C B B White, who was once Chief of Staff to the 1st Division, looking from McCay's Hill. Divisional Headquarters was established along the

Gallipoli. 1915. Panorama taken from Brighton Hill showing positions held by the Anzac troops. The caption on the bottom of the original photograph reads from left to right: `The foot of Shrapnel Gull

View across White's Gully to the Headquarters, Divisional Engineers, 1st Australian Division. On the verso of the image, Lieutenant Colonel A.M Martyn writes "My dugout built of sandbags on left".

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 17 November 1915. Snow at Anzac photographed from 1st Division Headquarters, AIF, at the top of White's Gully looking towards Brighton Beach. (Donor F.T. Small)
