The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View of the entrance to the German fortress known as 'Gibraltar', on the battlefield of Pozieres. Note the sandbagged area on the left of the building. This is a stereo image. One half of the image is held at E01012.
Mena, Egypt. c 1915. A general view of Mena Camp through the tent lines, showing pyramids in the background. The tents were all bell tents and at right is a guards tent and a rifle rack beside it. A s
Heliopolis, Egypt. c 1915. A group of nurses at Luna Park. Luna Park was an entertainment park which was secured for the expansion of No. 1 Australian General Hospital in April 1915. This is a stereo
A concrete German fortress known as 'Gibraltar'. It was of great strength and twelve months earlier, when occupied by our troops after its capture, it withstood several direct hits. The 2nd Field Co
View of the remains of a German strong post built inside a house in 1916, which was later demolished. This is a stereo image. One half of the image is held at E01009.
View of a German strong post built inside a house in 1916. The walls of the house were constructed of concrete and sandbags and were subsequently demolished during the fighting around Pozieres. This
View of 'Kay' communication trench leading from Kay's dump to Mouquet Farm on the battlefield of Pozieres. The graves dotted over the ground in this vicinity and the old shell holes are a fair indicat
View of the entrance to the German fortress known as 'Gibraltar', on the battlefield of Pozieres. Note the sandbagged area on the left of the building. This is one half of a stereo image. The full i
The battered concrete redoubt known as 'Gibraltar' on the battlefield. Note the sandbagged wall at left. This is an original Paget Plate negative. The same image is available in colour and is held a
View of Pozieres battlefield, showing the dugout in the OG2 (Old German) line where the German Commander surrendered to the Australian troops. This is a stereo image. One half of the image is held a
View of Pozieres battlefield, showing the dugout in the OG2 (Old German) line where the German Commander surrendered to the Australian troops. This is one half of a stereo image. The full image is h
A concrete German fortress known as 'Gibraltar'. It was of great strength and twelve months earlier, when occupied by our troops after its capture, it withstood several direct hits. The 2nd Field Co
A concrete German fortress known as 'Gibraltar'. It was of great strength and twelve months earlier, when occupied by our troops after its capture, it withstood several direct hits. The 2nd Field Co