The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Looking up Rest Gully showing troops of the 6th Brigade the morning after their arrival. they would shortly prepare for the Battle of Lone Pine.
Looking down on the road through a gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula, which is crowded with soldiers, probably from the 23rd Battalion. Other soldiers are sitting or standing in front of their dugouts
Looking from the head of Owen's Gully showing the left of Lone Pine and Johnstone's Gully (Jolly). One of a series of photographs taken on the Gallipoli Peninsula under the direction of Captain C E W
View from the 1st Battalion's position at Steele's Post, looking down into Rest Gully showing the arrival of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment at Anzac.
A view from our lines opposite Johnston's Jolly, looking across Owen's Gully and Lone Pine to the left.
Looking into Owen's Gully, Johnston's Jolly on the left and Lone Pine trenches on the right (both Turkish positions).
Men of the 22nd Battalion file up the hill en route to the line to relieve the 6th Battalion on the left of Lone Pine, Anzac. They are seen passing through Wire Gully (at the head of Shrapnel Gully),
Gallipoli, Turkey. September 1915. New bivouacs in Rest Gully built to house the 6th Infantry Brigade, AIF. The 6th Field Ambulance arrived on the night of 4-5th September but other units, including 2
