The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TIBERIAS ON THE SEA OF GALILEE, VIEWED FROM THE ROAD FROM NAZARETH. WHEN THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN THE VILLAGE WAS INFESTED WITH TYPHUS, AND PLACED OUT OF BOUNDS TO THE TROOPS. TAKEN LATE IN 1918-09. (DONATED BY MR. F.H. SMITH.)
VIEW OF NAZARETH FROM THE FRENCH HOSPITAL. ON THE RIGHT MAY BE SEEN THE CHURCH OF THE WEEPING MARY OR WEEPING VIRGIN. ON THE HILL TO THE LEFT IS THE MOUND MARKING THE SPOT WHERE MARY MAGDALENE THREW H
Storm threatening over the Sea of Galilee. After the fight at Semakh, the 4th Light Horse Brigade advanced north along the western edge of the Sea of Galilee towards the ancient town of Tiberias. Simu
Three members of the 8th Australian Light Horse Regimental Signal Station, sit with their heliograph set up on the pier on the Sea of Galilee. This photograph was published in The Kia Ora Coo-ee, 15 N
THE 2ND LIGHT HORSE FIELD AMBULANCE TRAVELLING TO DAMASCUS, TOWARDS THE END OF 1918-09. THE ROAD TAKEN WAS THROUGH THE ANTI LEBANON, A ROUTE THAT WAS VERY DRY AND WITHOUT A BLADE OF GRASS, THE HILLS T
TIBERIAS, PALESTINE - MR. SPENDER: GEN. BLAMEY AND GEN. STURDEE ARRIVING AT THE SEA OF GALILEE FROM AUSTRALIA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
THE FRENCH HOSPITAL AT NAZARETH, SHORTLY AFTER NAZARETH WAS OCCUPIED. NOTE THAT BOTH THE RED CROSS AND THE RED CRESCENT ARE SHOWN ON THE BUILDING. (DONATED BY F.H. SMITH.)
