The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
View from Courtney's Post looking towards Plugge's Plateau. Pinnel's trench is on the left, this was the support line behind Pope's, Quinn's and Courtney's Posts. Troops are in the foreground and Pope's Hill is on the right.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Lieutenant Robert Gordon Chirnside standing at Plugge's Plateau. In the background is either Courtney's or Quinn's Post. Note the zigzagged pathways through th
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. c May 1915. Lieutenant G. Chirnside standing at Plugge's Plateau. In the background is either Courtney's or Quinn's Post. Note the zigzagged pathways through the terraces
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. July 1915. Russell's Top, Pope's Hill and Quinn's Post. Quinn's Post, like the posts next to it (Courtney's and Steele's) was protected by a slight prominence on its left.
View of Courtney's Post (centre), taken from German Officers trench looking north, a Turkish telephone pole is in the centre on the edge of a cliff at Courtney's Post. The monument on sky line (centr
General view of Pope's Hill, Quinn's Post, and Courtney's Post, from Walker's Ridge. It was from Pope's Hill that the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade attacked Turkish positions on the Chessboard at
Pope's Hill Cemetery, taken from the side of a steep hill at the back of Courtney's Post. Dead Man's Ridge (which was held by the Turks) is on the right top corner, Pope's Hill is in the centre, the l
