The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of scattered Australian graves along the OG1 line on the battlefield of Pozieres. Twelve months before the area was a scene of heavy fighting and devastation; but when the fighting passed, the undergrowth flourished, and softened the appearance of utter desolation which marked the old battleground.
An unidentified soldier views the Australian graves along the old OG1 (Old German) line on the battlefield of Pozieres. All these graves have been marked and recorded by the Graves Registration Sectio
View of a portion of the Pozieres battlefield, with graves marked with crosses, and part of a shelter (left) still standing twelve months after the historic fighting by the Australian troops.
View of the dreary expanse of the battleground at Zonnebeke, in the Ypres sector, as it appeared on 24 October 1917. Heavy rains, the first touch of winter, had just fallen, and the shell churned mars
Scattered graves marked by simple white crosses on the old Somme battlefield. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held at P03631.216.
Pozieres Railway Station looking in the direction of Albert. When this picture was taken, in addition to the piles of RE stores and other stores, a large salvage dump was located at this railhead. T
View of scattered graves in Kay Trench on the battlefield of Pozieres as they appeared in 1917. The communication trenches of July and August 1916, ran through this field, but cannot be discerned owin
