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Photograph P00735.021 First World War, 1914-1918Memorial to members of the AIF in Amiens Cathedral.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Memorial to members of the AIF and British Forces in Amiens Cathedral.
Memorial to members of the AIF in Amiens Cathedral.

The tablet erected in the cathedral, to the memory of members of the AIF, by the grateful people of Amiens.

The tablet hanging between two pillars (right), after the unveiling and consecration by the Bishop of the Amiens Cathedral, which was erected in memory of members of the AIF, who served in Amiens.

Amiens la Cathèdrale or Cathedral of Our Lady of Amiens overlooks the Somme River in the town of Amiens, France. During the First World War, the town of Amiens was an important admistration and commun

Depicts a field of poppies, and a cathedral (likely to Amiens Cathedral) in the middle distance.
The greate nave in the Gothic Cathedral of Amiens, prior to the First World War. The Australian Corps saved Amiens and its cathedral from the Germans, when they halted the enemy advance near Villers -
