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Photograph H16936 Period 1930-1939Villers Bretonneux, France. 25 May 1937. General Sir Harry Chauvel and a French Military Officer laying wreaths on the Stone of Remembrance at the entrance to the Military Cemetery. (Donor R.W. Murphy

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ENTRANCE TO VILLERS BRETONNEUX MILITARY CEMETERY SHOWING WREATHS LAID ON THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE. THE MAYOR OF VILLERS BRETONNEUX IS ON THE RIGHT. THE CROSS OF SACRIFICE IS IN THE CENTRE OF THE CEMETERY, AND THE TALL CRANE BEHIND IT IS BEING USED IN THE BUILDING OF THE TOWER FOR THE AUSTRALIAN MEMORIAL. THE CEMETERY FACES WEST TOWARDS AMIENS AND ON A CLEAR DAY THE CATHEDRAL MAY BE SEEN. THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE, THE CROSS OF SACRIFICE AND THE TOWER OF THE MEMORIAL ARE IN ALIGNMENT, AND THE LINE SO FORMED RUNS NEARLY DUE EAST AND WEST. (FORWARDED BY MR. R.W. MURPHY, IMPERIAL WAR GRAVES COMMISSION.)
Villers Bretonneux, France. 25 May 1937. General Sir Harry Chauvel and a French Military Officer laying wreaths on the Stone of Remembrance at the entrance to the Military Cemetery. (Donor R.W. Murphy

Villers Bretonneux, France. 25 May 1937. General Sir Harry Chauvel and a French Military Officer saluting after laying wreaths on the Stone of Remembrance at the entrance to the Military Cemetery. (Do

Villers Bretonneux, France. 22 July 1938. President Lebrun of France, Sir Earle Page of Australia and King George VI of Great Britain stand in respect after laying wreaths at the base of the Australia

Number 21. Villers-Bretonneux war cemetery damage to Cross of Sacrifice. This is one of a series of photographs taken of the war damage to the Australian War Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux in late 19

Members of 2RAR make their way along the lawn at Taiping War Memorial Cemetery towards the Cross of Sacrifice for an Anzac Day memorial ceremony. At left, two soldiers are holding a wreath that they w
The Villers Bretonneux Memorial and Military Cemetery in France. The Cross of Sacrifice is to the left of the memorial. The memorial was built after the Armistice and holds the graves of 1089 British