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Image Not Available for Trenches + mine craters. The spots are shell holes. Taken from about 10,000 feet
Trenches + mine craters. The spots are shell holes. Taken from about 10,000 feet
Image Not Available for Trenches + mine craters. The spots are shell holes. Taken from about 10,000 feet

Trenches + mine craters. The spots are shell holes. Taken from about 10,000 feet

Creator British
Creatorassembled by Sir Richard Butler (British, 1870 - 1935)
Date1914-1918
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions16.5 x 20.4 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Category
  • Albums
Object number2004/616.16b
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Trenches on muddy wet ground, shell holes full of water. Taken from about 6000 ft
Trenches on muddy wet ground, shell holes full of water. Taken from about 6000 ft
British
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for [unlabelled aerial view showing shell craters and trench system]
[unlabelled aerial view showing shell craters and trench system]
British
14/04/1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Getting two mules out of shell holes
Getting two mules out of shell holes
British
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Aeroplane photo of mud + shell holes full of water
Aeroplane photo of mud + shell holes full of water
British
July 1, 1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for This British air photograph shows the lock-gates of the Bruges Canal at Zeebrugge and the approach to the lock. The Blockships are seen and many shells and bomb-holes
This British air photograph shows the lock-gates of the Bruges Canal at Zeebrugge and the approach to the lock. The Blockships are seen and many shells and bomb-holes
British
1914-1918
photograph
Image Not Available for [The Dead Rolled into Shell Craters as an Easy Means of Burial (Zonnebeke)]
[The Dead Rolled into Shell Craters as an Easy Means of Burial (Zonnebeke)]
James Francis "Frank" Hurley
4 October 1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Shell holes covered with ice. This one being broken by shell fire
Shell holes covered with ice. This one being broken by shell fire
Ernest Brooks
December 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for Just behind the line, the shell holes are covered wih thick ice and this one has just been hit by another shell
Just behind the line, the shell holes are covered wih thick ice and this one has just been hit by another shell
Ernest Brooks
December 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for Some officers enjoyong themselves on the shell holes which are now covered with thick ice
Some officers enjoyong themselves on the shell holes which are now covered with thick ice
Ernest Brooks
December 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for A sunny pool in the Todd garden with more of rosy mom petunias for a border. Everywhere a color. Making it one of the sunniest and brightest spots in the Oak Bay section of Victoria
A sunny pool in the Todd garden with more of rosy mom petunias for a border. Everywhere a color. Making it one of the sunniest and brightest spots in the Oak Bay section of Victoria
Edith Sarah Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for Senator Barnard's garden is one of the beauty spots of Victoria BC [Page 18 of Victoria, BC album]
Senator Barnard's garden is one of the beauty spots of Victoria BC [Page 18 of Victoria, BC album]
Edith Sarah Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for Whoopee in Hi-De-Ho land. One of New York's most popular night spots is the Cotton Club in Harlem. Negro center of the city.
Whoopee in Hi-De-Ho land. One of New York's most popular night spots is the Cotton Club in Harlem. Negro center of the city.
Planet News Ltd
unknown
Photograph
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