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Photograph H10571 First World War, 1914-1918Junction Station, Palestine. c. 1917. The township where the Jaffa - Jerusalem railway line joined the main Turkish line which served southern Palestine. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12705)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of an area (shown in foreground) of Judea through which the 'Jerusalem Road' runs to connect Jerusalem and Jaffa and in which British and Australian forces were engaged in fighting with Turkish forces for control of Palestine in the first World War.
Junction Station, Palestine. c. 1917. The township where the Jaffa - Jerusalem railway line joined the main Turkish line which served southern Palestine. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12705)

A view of part of the town, where British and Australian forces were heavily involved in fighting Turkish forces in the first World War.

Jerusalem, Palestine. c. 1916. The Jaffa Road which passes through the city. The Jerusalem Hotel (on the left) was utilised as a military house by the Army and Navy Canteens. (Donor A, Campbell)

View of the Jewish village of Deiran, on the Philistine Plain, a few miles south of the Jaffa-Jerusalem Road in Palestine. This is the first image in a five part panorama. See A01988P for the combin

A view of Wady Ballut in which the stony ground of the area is clearly shown. In the lower centre, three horsemen can be seen on the road which runs through the Wady.

View of the Jerusalem-Nablus Road winding through the Hills of Judea. Members of the AIF Airline Section attached to the 20th Corps Signals (English) built an eight wire telegraph route along this ro
