The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An exterior view of a shell damaged chateau north west of Villers-Bretonneux. Most of the windows have been damaged.
Four unidentified soldiers standing outside the entrance to a chateau which was used as a Brigade Headquarters for the Australian troops operating between Villers Bretonneux and Hamel. Note most of t
Six unidentified Australian soldiers standing outside the gate of a heavily shell damaged chateau north of Villers-Bretonneux. The dog with the group (centre) is probably a mascot.
An exterior view of the village church, whose steeple, roof and windows have been damaged by shells. The village had been the Headquarters of the Australian Corps during operations in Flanders but wa
An exterior view of the shell damaged chateau that served as General Birdwood's quarters in late 1917 - early 1918, when the 1st Anzac Corps Headquarters was located in the village. In the foreground
An exterior view of the shell damaged Becourt Chateau. An Australian Advanced Dressing Station was established in the chateau's chapel (far left) during the fighting at Pozieres and Mouquet Farm in
Damaged chateau at Villers Bretonneux. Image from a collection related to 902 Sergeant Alfred John Roberts, 27th Battalion.