The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A scene of destruction on the 'Village Green' of Grevillers, viewed through an arched window of the ruined church, on 22 May 1917.
Passing through the ruined village of Grevillers, left to right: General Sir Newton Moore; General Sir William Riddell Birdwood, Captain Robert Gordon Chirnside, Aide de Camp, and an unidentified sold
A view through an archway of the shell wrecked church of Grevillers in May 1917.
Grevillers, France, 1917. The interior of the ruined church in the town located west of Bapaume. Roof timbers damaged by enemy bombardment lie amid the rubble and debris.
A soldier on horseback rides past the ruined church in the village of Vaulx, as it appeared in April 1917, after the German withdrawal. It is a typical sight, for wrecked churches and religious instit
Informal portrait of General (Gen) Sir William R. Birdwood mounted on his horse in a lane near Grevillers on 22 May 1917. Gen Birdwood is wearing an Australian slouch hat.
The ruined buildings seen from the window of the South Chateau, then occupied by a light trench mortar battery. The village was the scene of some fighting, chiefly mopping up, following the recapture
