The National Archives of Australia have published on online exhibition of 41 photographs of Anzac Beach and its surrounds, taken in 1915 by three young servicemen: George Downes, Arthur James Cook and Henry James Lowe. Here, we publish six of the images in the exhibition…
Ahead of Anzac Day later this month, the National Archives of Australia have published on online exhibition of 41 photgraphs of Anzac Beach and its surrounds, taken in 1915 by three young servicemen: George Downes, Arthur James Cook and Henry James Lowe. After World War l, all three men – among 60 chosen to form the First Railway Supply Detachment, 11th AASC – went on to serve in France, England and the Middle East, before returning to Australia. Here, we publish six of the images in the exhibition. For the full album, visit www.naa.gov.au and look under ‘Find of the Month’…
“Dug-out life Anzac Gully”. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
“Anzac after snowstorm”. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
“Turkish Prisoners taken at Lone Pine”, August 1915. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
“Hell Spit Cemetery, Anzac”. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
“Lord Kitchener and his Generals”. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
“Unloading mules Anzac Beach”. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Australia A1861, 4210.
