The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Somme Canal at Froissy, near Bray, showing a train crossing the light railway line which was built across lock. The Australian Corps Royal Engineers dump is on the right bank.
The Railway Bridge across the Somme Canal, which, before it was destroyed by the retreating Germans, connected Bray and Froissy, two villages captured on 23 August 1918, by the 3rd and 2nd Divisions
Froissy. A group of unidentified Australian Engineers of the 9th Field Company, standing on a bridge they built across the Somme near Froissy on 25 August 1918. It was constructed in a few hours with
The picturesque view of the ruins of a Railway Bridge across the Somme Canal near Froissy. It was in this vicinity the day before that the troops of the 11th Battalion climbed Froissy Beacon from the
View near Froissy showing the damage done by the explosion of a dump of enemy shells which, in addition to twisting the railway lines and forming the crater seen on the right, caused several casualtie
A view of the railway bridge over the Somme Canal, at Froissy, wrecked by the enemy during the advance in this vicinity by the 3rd Infantry Brigade. At this time the 3rd Division on the north bank of
The barrel bridge which was used by the Australian Infantry to cross the Somme Canal during April and May, at the picturesque point of the canal near Hamelet, in France. The bridge was built by membe
