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Photograph E05470 Period 1910-1919A crossroad near Fontaine-les-Cappy known as 'Tivey's Corner', which was named following the capture of the area by troops of the 8th Australian Infantry Brigade commanded by Brigadier General E Tivey
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier sitting in the entrance to the shell damaged 'A La Nouvelle Briqueterie Estaminet', a pub or hotel, at a crossroad known as Estaminet Corner located near the front line. At the time the 1st Australian Division was engaged in this area. Note the makeshift timber fencing on the left and the piles of duckboards near the soldier.
A crossroad near Fontaine-les-Cappy known as 'Tivey's Corner', which was named following the capture of the area by troops of the 8th Australian Infantry Brigade commanded by Brigadier General E Tivey
FRANCE, 1916. A PART OF THE AUSTRALIAN FRONT LINE AT GUEUDECOURT, SHOWING SANDBAG REINFORCEMENT, DUCKBOARDS AND TIMBER BRIDGE OVER WATER-FILLED SHELL HOLE.

Two Australian officers and two Australian soldiers, all unidentified, standing near a light railway line at a crossroad known as 'Tivey's Corner' near Fontaine-les-Cappy. The area was named followin

Three German prisoners engaged in cleaning up the debris from the streets of the shell damaged town. Note the railway cart, filled with debris, on the makeshift railway tracks.

Treux, France. Seven unidentified Australian soldiers sitting outside the entrance to a shell damaged chateau, which was used as a Battalion Headquarters. Note 'The Dinkums', written on the wall nea
An exterior view of the Hotel de Ville. The barricade of sandbags at the entrance to the hotel is to provide shelter from bomb and shell fragments. Note a soldier walking on the right side of the bu