The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, 1899. AN ARMOURED TRAIN, USED BY THE BRITISH, THAT WAS WRECKED ON 1899-11-15 BY THE BOERS NEAR FRERE CAMP. WINSTON CHURCHILL (THEN A WAR CORRESPONDENT) WAS TRAVELLING ON THIS TRAIN AND WAS CAPTURED BY THE BOERS. SEE ALSO P653/147/031. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, 1899. WRECK OF THE BRITISH ARMOURED TRAIN SHOWING A SHELL HOLE IN ONE TRUCK. SEE ALSO P653/147/030. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
'The trucks wrecked in the armoured train incident'. The wreckage of a British armoured train ambushed by troops under Boer commando General Louis Botha. Winston Churchill, then a war correspondent, w
Grave site of Dublin Fusiliers and Durham Light Infantry who were killed when Boer commando General Louis Botha led an ambush on the armoured train they were travelling aboard on 15 November 1899. Win
SIMONSTOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. BRITISH 4.7 INCH NAVAL GUNS. THESE WERE CARRIAGE MOUNTED AND USED BY GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER'S FORCES IN HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE BOERS IN NATAL 1899-1900. (DONOR:
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. BRITISH TROOPS OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS IN CAMP AT FRERE. (DONOR: T. COLLINS; PHOTOGRAPHER: B.W. CANEY)
NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, C.1900. A HOWITZER BATTERY OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BEING LED OUT OF THE CAMP AT FRERE BY MAJOR FOSTER. (DONOR: T. COLLINS)
