The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. November 1915. A view of Monash Gully, Anzac, from the Point of Popes, showing on the left Courtney's, Steele's and MacLaurin's Hill.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 26 April 1915. A close view of MacLaurin's Hill at Anzac, in the afternoon. Colonel MacLaurin, after whom the hill was named, was killed next day at a point in the right h
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. July 1915. Russell's Top, Pope's Hill and Quinn's Post. Quinn's Post, like the posts next to it (Courtney's and Steele's) was protected by a slight prominence on its left.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. The road up Monash Gully. MacLaurin's Hill forms the background. In order to keep traffic clear of the stream beds in the wet weather roads were cut into the
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 17 December 1915. Mule Gully and Turkish Trench, from Courtney's Post on Anzac.
Courtney's Post and Steele's Post on the Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from Pope's Hill. Troops of the 11th Battalion came upon these two steep recesses in the side of Monash Valley on 25 April 1915, esta
Brown's Dip, Artillery Road, Lone Pine, Coo-ee Gully, Sniper's Ridge, Silt Spur, Owen's Gully, Allah Gully, Braund's Hill, Wire Gully, Johnstone's Jolly, Monash Gully, Steele's Post, Bridge's Road, Co
