The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Notice on the ruins of Ypres Cathedral: "This is holy ground. No stone of this fabric may be taken away. It is a heritage for all civilised peoples. By order, Town Mayor, Ypres". Below is a tribute to the vanguard, Ypres 1914.
A notice on the Cloth Hall at Ypres which reads- "This is Holy Ground. No stone of this factory may be taken away. It is a heritage for all civilised people, 30 August 1919, Town Mayor". From the co
The ruins of Ypres Cathedral. This photograph is part of a collection relating to the service of 17317 Sergeant Rex Hazelwood, 1st Divisional Signal Company.
Belgium travel poster produced by the National Railway Company of Belgium (created 1926) during the late 1920s to promote the town of Ypres as a modern travel destination for pilgrims and tourists fol
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 CEMET
Horses resting at Amman, two General Service (GS) wagons are on the road (left) below the ruins of the Roman amphitheatre. A stone walled enclosure is in the foreground. This is the fourth image in
View of Amman showing houses to the left, the ruins of a Roman amphitheatre are in the centre and right background. Four tents are in front of a small building below the ruins. Note the stone walls
