The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A distant view of the famous railway bridge at the east end of Beersheba in Palestine, which was built by the Ottoman regime during the war in order to continue the railway route south and then west into Sinai.
A distant view of the railway bridge at the east end of the town of Beersheba, which was built during the Ottoman regime during the war in order to continue the railway route south and then west into
A distant view of the railway bridge which was built by the Ottoman regime at the east end of town. Horsemen are in the centre left.
Mounted troopers from the 4th Light Horse Brigade walk along a dry sandy watercourse strewn with stones outside Beersheba. Standing undamaged in the background is Beersheba’s famous railway bridge whi
Hajla. An aerial view of the Jordan River, showing the pontoon bridge (centre) built by Australian engineers of the 1st Field Squadron, by means of which the first crossing was effected. See Officia
Distant view of the railway bridge under construction and the dam at Wady Guzze.
LATRUN, PALESTINE, C. 1917-12. A SMALL STEAM ENGINE AND SEVERAL RAILWAY CARRIAGES AT THE RAILWAY JUNCTION NEAR LATRON. THE RAILWAY LINE COMING NORTH FROM BEERSHEBA BRANCHED AT THIS POINT INTO A LINE H
