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Image Not Available for Holes caused by a heavy bomb midway between the Staff lines and the wards, and within 20 yards of a large Red Cross spread on the ground
Holes caused by a heavy bomb midway between the Staff lines and the wards, and within 20 yards of a large Red Cross spread on the ground
Image Not Available for Holes caused by a heavy bomb midway between the Staff lines and the wards, and within 20 yards of a large Red Cross spread on the ground

Holes caused by a heavy bomb midway between the Staff lines and the wards, and within 20 yards of a large Red Cross spread on the ground

DateMarch 1917
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions16.6 x 21.5 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/633.73
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for A large red cross covered with debris from the explosion of three bombs which fell within 25 yards, holes can be seen beyond
A large red cross covered with debris from the explosion of three bombs which fell within 25 yards, holes can be seen beyond
March 1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for 1204. British hospital bombed in Salonica. Another ward; in this case the bomb made a samll (sic) hole between the pollow and the red cross card
1204. British hospital bombed in Salonica. Another ward; in this case the bomb made a samll (sic) hole between the pollow and the red cross card
March 1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Within 100 yards of Thiepval Village
Within 100 yards of Thiepval Village
Ernest Brooks
September 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for Asleep within 100 yards of Thiepval
Asleep within 100 yards of Thiepval
Ernest Brooks
September 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for English Heroines in Flanders. One of the English ladies, who carry out their work within 500 yards of the front in Belgium
English Heroines in Flanders. One of the English ladies, who carry out their work within 500 yards of the front in Belgium
British
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for English ladies and their staff 500 yards from the front in Belgium
English ladies and their staff 500 yards from the front in Belgium
British
1916-1918
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 Dome of Hiroshima: the ruins of the only building to be left standing after the atom bomb fell in 1945. The building was only a few hundred yards from the blast centre. The Mayor launched a campaigne to keep the Dome in good repair as a perminant remi
The Dome of Hiroshima: the ruins of the only building to be left standing after the atom bomb fell in 1945. The building was only a few hundred yards from the blast centre. The Mayor launched a campaigne to keep the Dome in good repair as a perminant remi
Camera Press Ltd
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
Sir Richard Butler
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for [I walked many miles down the narrow no-man's land between the southern shore of Lake Nicaragua where the Sandinistas were dug into the beach a couple of hundred yards from the Costa Rican border where you could see the contras dodging from tree to tree. It was a very tense. At the eastern end of the walk we encountered this eleven year old boy who was fighting for the revolution with his father. Tough kid.]
[I walked many miles down the narrow no-man's land between the southern shore of Lake Nicaragua where the Sandinistas were dug into the beach a couple of hundred yards from the Costa Rican border where you could see the contras dodging from tree to tree. It was a very tense. At the eastern end of the walk we encountered this eleven year old boy who was fighting for the revolution with his father. Tough kid.]
Michael Mitchell
1984
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 One of our many timber yards behind the line
One of our many timber yards behind the line
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
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