The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The initial grave of 2027 Gunner (Gnr) Athol Wynne Parry, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade. Gnr Parry, a clerk from Launceston, Tas prior to enlistment, embarked from Melbourne on HMAT Geelong on 17 September 1914. On 11 May 1915 he was killed in action aged 19 and was buried in the Brown's Dip Cemetery, Gallipoli. Following the consolidation of many grave sites at the end of the war, he was re-interred in the Lone Pine Cemetery, Gallipoli.
Studio portrait of 913 Private (Pte) Rowland Edward Driscoll, 23rd Battalion with his family. A clerk from St Kilda, Vic prior to enlistment, Pte Driscoll enlisted embarked with C Company from Melbour
The old cemetery at Brown's Dip behind Lone Pine on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. November 1915. The cemetery at Brown's Dip, near the back of Lone Pine. A great number of both Australian and Turkish dead were buried here after the battle of Lone Pine.
Studio portrait of 561 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Robert Norman Emery, 24th Battalion. A commercial traveller from Armadale, Vic prior to enlistment L Cpl Emery embarked with the rank of Private (Pte) fro
British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. 870 Private Reginald Rutherford Waters was a 21 year old driver, from the suburb of Carlton in Melbourne, Victoria, when he
Victory Medal. Impressed around edge with recipient's details. 870 Private Reginald Rutherford Waters was a 21 year old driver, from the suburb of Carlton in Melbourne, Victoria, when he enlisted in