The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The ruins of heavily shelled buildings, after the village was abandoned as the 1st Anzac Corps Headquarters. Note the wrecked 'Cafe du Centre Boucherie Charcuterie', a central cafe as well as a butcher and smallgoods shop, (background centre).
The ruins of fletre, a village in Northern France. Note the name on the front of the building which reads, 'Cafe du Centre Boucherie Charcuterie', indicating it is called Central Cafe and is also a bu
A general view of the Waterloo Monument, a museum and other buildings located on the snow covered field of Waterloo. The monument is visible on the top of the hill (background, left). Note in the ba
View of the main Bailleul Road running through the village of Strazeele, a week after the 1st Division had heavily repulsed the enemy in this vicinity. Note the cross in the centre background.
A heavily shell damaged church (far right) and the ruins of surrounding buildings as they appeared after the town had been under German shellfire for over two months. Note in the background on the ri
Farm buildings in the centre of a heavily shelled area at Swartenbrouck in France.
View of the village after its evacuation by the British and its partial destruction by enemy shellfire. For several months, in late 1917 - early 1918, Australian Corps Headquarters was located in Fle
