The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
IMBROS, 1915. C. E. W. BEAN (FRONT) AND ASHMEAD BARTLETT (BRITISH CORRESPONDENT)
Hand-coloured informal portrait of war correspondents, Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (front) and Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (rear), riding horses with two other unidentified individuals. Original caption on
Hand-coloured informal portrait of war correspondents, Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (front) and Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (rear), riding horses with two other unidentified individuals. Original caption on
This film shot by the British war correspondent Ellis Ashmead Bartlett shows scenes at Anzac, Cape Helles and Sulva Bay, and contains written commentaries by Australian historian C E W Bean. There ar
Anzac Book staff on a trawler leaving Imbros. Left to right: Arthur W Bazley, Frank R Crozier, David Barker, Australian Official Correspondent Charles E W (C. E. W.) Bean, and Ted Colles. Hewitt and L
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 17 December 1915. The dugout of Mr Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (C. E. W.), the Australian Official Correspondent.
The British war correspondent Ellis Ashmead Bartlett seated on the donkey (right). The two men to the left are unidentified. A local man is holding the donkey. Note the stone wall in the background.
At Sea. 29 December 1915. Four of the Anzac Book staff on a trawler coming from Imbros. Left to right: F R Crozier, David Barker, C E W Bean, Ted Colles.
