020390
Photograph 020390 Second World War, 1939-1945The small freight train loaded with stores approaching the entrance to the Senussi Cave which held 300 tons of goods.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The small freight train crawling up the steep incline leading to the Senussi storage caves on the eastern side of Tobruk Harbour. Another train is seen in the background approaching the cave entrance.
The small freight train loaded with stores approaching the entrance to the Senussi Cave which held 300 tons of goods.

The small freight train making its way along the steep narrow gauge railway line to the storage tunnel in Tobruk.

The small freight train shunting on to a loading line to take on stores for transport to the Senussi Caves.

The small freight train at the loading point. Loaded from the trucks the trains pulled the stores up to the Senussi Caves which were capable of holding 300 tons.

Entrance to the “Senussi Hospital”. This was a concrete cave constructed in a wadi on the eastern side of Tobruk harbour. Italians had concreted the roof when Australians captured the area. British

Accession Nos 020900, 020901 and 020902 is a panorama of Tobruk town and harbour taken from the escarpment above the Senussi Caves on the southern shore.
