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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
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

Creator British
Date1914-1918
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions20.4 x 15.2 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/633.106
LocationNot currently on display

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[Aerial photograph of Bruges (which is connected with Zeebrugge by the Bruges Canal) shows the Torpedo Boat Destroyers, Torpedo Boats, and Submarines there]
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Image Not Available for [Aerial photograph of Bruges (which is connected with Zeebrugge by the Bruges canal) showing the number of Torpedo Boat Destroyers, Torpedo-Boats and Submarines]
[Aerial photograph of Bruges (which is connected with Zeebrugge by the Bruges canal) showing the number of Torpedo Boat Destroyers, Torpedo-Boats and Submarines]
British
25/04/1918
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Image Not Available for Lock gates at Zeebrugge. The massive structure on right is an underground shelter for U boats
Lock gates at Zeebrugge. The massive structure on right is an underground shelter for U boats
John Warwick Brooke
24/10/1918
photograph
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 Engineers installing timbers on lock gate repair, Markland Locks Ohio.
Engineers installing timbers on lock gate repair, Markland Locks Ohio.
United States Information Service (USIS)
November 15 1960
Photograph
Image Not Available for The key hole in the lock is such that one must put in their whole arm, as the key itself is the length of an arm.
The key hole in the lock is such that one must put in their whole arm, as the key itself is the length of an arm.
Paul Wirtz
March 3, 1933
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 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 Speeding a 12-inch mortar shell on its way. The photograph, made by an electronically operated camera, shows the shell in mid-air
Speeding a 12-inch mortar shell on its way. The photograph, made by an electronically operated camera, shows the shell in mid-air
The Central News Ltd
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Construction of the Rhein-Main Airport and Airship Base near Frankfurt, Germany. This picture shows the shell of the western gate of the huge zeppelin hall.
Construction of the Rhein-Main Airport and Airship Base near Frankfurt, Germany. This picture shows the shell of the western gate of the huge zeppelin hall.
Göllner
1930s
Photograph
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
March 1917
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
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