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Photograph A00869 First World War, 1914-1918Looking down onto Watson's Pier at Anzac Cove four weeks after the landing. A barge can be seen coming in at the 'T' wharf to unload.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of Anzac Cove two months after the landings on this site. A landing barge is shown anchored off the Cove while more such craft can be seen adjacent to the pier used for off-loading supplies.
Looking down onto Watson's Pier at Anzac Cove four weeks after the landing. A barge can be seen coming in at the 'T' wharf to unload.

View of the beach north of Anzac Cove, showing salvage and supply dumps. Large numbers of idle general service wagons are standing in the foreground. A steamer is anchored beside the pier; a cluster o

A gully inland from the beach on the Gallipoli Peninsula, probably near Anzac Cove. Men, horses and dugouts can be seen amidst the scrub. By the shore in the distance are several vessels, possibly inc
GALLIPOLI, C. 1915-07. ANZAC COVE SEEN FROM THE HILL BEHIND WATSON'S PIER (ON THE LEFT). IN THE CENTRE CAN BE SEEN ONE OF THE BARGES WHICH BROUGHT SUPPLIES OF WATER TO THE COVE. AMONG THE DUGOUTS IN T

Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915. Anzac Cove as seen from Watson's Pier and looking towards Plugge's Plateau with some landing craft in the foreground. (Donor G.H. Knox)

Anzac Cove, Gallipoli.This postcard was sent by 622 Private Herbert Vincent Reynolds. The rear of the postcard is inscribed as follows: Monte Video Camp Nov 24th 1915 Dear Mother, This view of Anzac C
