The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of a shrine near a demolished church at Ypres. Though the surrounding buildings were almost obliterated this shrine, remakably enough, was not damaged.
View of a shrine near a demolished church at Ypres. Though the surrounding buildings were almost obliterated this shrine, remakably enough, was not damaged. Australian Official photogrpah supplied by
Damaged but still formidable, this concrete strong point of the enemy was captured by the Australian troops during the battle of Messines 7 June 1917. All the surrounding buildings were demolished by
An exterior view of a shell damaged church, taken looking out through ruins. The town was heavily shelled at frequent intervals and the church was badly damaged by many direct hits. Continued artill
View of captured German dugouts at Hannebeek in Belgium, which were almost completely demolished by our heavy bombardments.
France. c.1917. A large crucifix stands intact beside an extensively damaged church and other buildings in a country area possibly known as Crucifix Corner. It is an example of the remarkable phenomen
Sketchbook leaf attached to scrapbook depicting a black ink and sepia watercolour sketch of the shell damaged Cloth Hall and St Martin's Cathedral. The surrounding landscape is barren, evidence to the
