The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Arches of a ruined church, taken after the German evacuation from the town. Note the debris and other ruined buildings in the background.
One of a series of photographs taken from an unknown point looking north west to north east in the direction of Wytschaete and Messines. Note the sandbagged positions in the centre with a ruined churc
A heavily shell damaged church (far right) and the ruins of surrounding buildings as they appeared after the town had been under German shellfire for over two months. Note in the background on the ri
Fremicourt, France, 1917. Interior of the eastern end of the ruined church in the town, damaged by enemy bombardment, northeast of Bapaume. Broken masonry and other debris lie on the floor. (Donor B.
Bapaume, France, 1917-03. View of the main street (left) and ruined buildings, including in the centre the ruins of the town hall. The building was destroyed by a German mine with a delayed-action che
1st Brigade Camp of semi-circular buildings called igloos, constructed of corrugated iron. Note the trenches in the foreground. This image was taken shortly after the ruined town of Montauban had been
Australian Transport wagons passing through a ruined street in Bapaume, some time after the occupation of the town by the Australians in March 1917. Note the debris in the left foreground.
