The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The artillery of the NSW contingent of the NSW Naval Brigade which went to Tientsin in China in July 1900 to help the British suppress the Boxer Rebellion. It may have been getting ready for the International Competition held in Peking in early 1901. Note the comparatively small size of the ponies.
A mounted patrol led by Lieutenant Spain (left), setting out for a foray in the countryside in search for bandits. They are part of the NSW Naval Brigade which went to help the British suppress the Bo
Unloading stores from SS Salamis which carried contingents of the NSW Naval Brigade which went to China to help the British suppress the Boxer Rebellion in 1900.
A parade on board SS Chingtu returning from China in 1901 with the Australian contingents of the NSW Naval Brigade on board. Note the birds in the cages. The China Steam Navigation Company's SS Chingt
Lieutenant (Lt) Yelverton George Lindeman Lindeman (right) at the head of his mounted patrol in the middle of February 1901. His 'Ocean Dragons' went after bandits but all they found was a Chinese fun
CHINA, 1900-1901. THE IMPERIAL SUMMER PALACE, FOURTEEN MILES FROM PEKING. TAKEN DURING THE BOXER REBELLION, 1900-1901.
PEKING, CHINA, 1900-08. CANAL STREET AFTER THE SIEGE OF PEKING, DURING THE BOXER REBELLION, 1900-1901. (PREVIOUSLY CAPTURED AT A02277)
