The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of Bellewaarde Ridge (left) and Clapham Junction (through Chateau Woods in the background). An unidentified soldier can be seen standing in the background amidst the debris. On the far left are two loaded railway carts and more are visible in the background (centre). Numerous waterfilled shell holes mark the countryside. During the Third Battle of Ypres this area was littered with the derailed and smashed carts from the light railways and destroyed pill boxes. This is the left hand image in a two part panorama. The right hand image is at held at E01827. See E01827P for the combined image.
View of Clapham Junction, through Chateau Woods (background), and Bellewaarde Lake and Hooge (right). On the far right a group of unidentified soldiers is gathered near drum barrels and piles of soil
View of Bellewaarde Ridge (left), Clapham Junction, (through Chateau Woods in the background), Bellewaarde Lake and Hooge (both right). On the far right a group of unidentified soldiers are gathered
View of Clapham Junction, through Chateau Woods (background), and Bellewaarde Lake and Hooge (right). On the far right a group of unidentified soldiers is gathered near drum barrels and piles of soil
View of Bellewaarde Ridge (left), Clapham Junction, (through Chateau Woods in the background), Bellewaarde Lake and Hooge (both right). On the far right a group of unidentified soldiers are gathered
View of the countryside near Glencorse Wood and Inverness Copse at the time that a German counter attack was in progress. Note the numerous shell holes across the area and timber debris in the foregr
View from Bellewaarde Ridge, looking across the barren landscape towards Westhoek Ridge. On the far left is a duckboard track alongside which are two white crosses (centre). Note the wrecked limbers
View from Bellewaarde Ridge, looking across the barren landscape towards Westhoek Ridge. Note the wrecked wagon and other debris strewn alongside the road. This is the right hand image in a two part
View of the countryside near Glencorse Wood and Inverness Copse at the time that a German counter attack was in progress. Note the numerous shell holes across the area. This is the right hand image
