Skip to main content
Advanced Search
Image Not Available for A blown up bridge at Nesle which town the British captured
A blown up bridge at Nesle which town the British captured
Image Not Available for A blown up bridge at Nesle which town the British captured

A blown up bridge at Nesle which town the British captured

Creator John Warwick Brooke (British,1886 - 1929)
CreatorPress Agency, Alfieri Picture Service (British)
DateMarch 1917
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions22 x 17 cm (8 11/16 x 6 11/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Category
    Object number2008/8039
    LocationNot currently on display

    We continue to research and update records in the AGO collection. If you see an error or have additional knowledge of this object, please send corrections and information to collectionsinfo@ago.ca. Each comment is read, but we cannot respond to every message.

    Image Not Available for General view of Nesle which we captured
    General view of Nesle which we captured
    John Warwick Brooke
    March 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for British troops with a donkey and cart which they found in captured Ribecourt, 29 November 1917. The sign says 'Captured by TMB' (possibly Trench Mortar Battery)
    British troops with a donkey and cart which they found in captured Ribecourt, 29 November 1917. The sign says 'Captured by TMB' (possibly Trench Mortar Battery)
    John Warwick Brooke
    29/11/1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Ruins of the church in Peronne blown up by the Huns
    Ruins of the church in Peronne blown up by the Huns
    John Warwick Brooke
    March 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Ruins of the church in Peronne blown up by the Huns
    Ruins of the church in Peronne blown up by the Huns
    John Warwick Brooke
    March 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The square of Nesle
    The square of Nesle
    John Warwick Brooke
    18/03/1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for We attack near Cambrai. Ribecourt, which we captured yesterday. Photo taken almost as soon as captured, machine-gun bullets falling all around. A bullet grazed one of the photographer's cameras, but luckily no damage was done
    We attack near Cambrai. Ribecourt, which we captured yesterday. Photo taken almost as soon as captured, machine-gun bullets falling all around. A bullet grazed one of the photographer's cameras, but luckily no damage was done
    John Warwick Brooke
    November 20, 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Types of youthful prisoners captured by the British
    Types of youthful prisoners captured by the British
    John Warwick Brooke
    1916-1918
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The new British success. Two Jocks with a few of their many prisoners. These were captured in the German front line
    The new British success. Two Jocks with a few of their many prisoners. These were captured in the German front line
    John Warwick Brooke
    November 20, 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A village which we have just captured
    A village which we have just captured
    John Warwick Brooke
    1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for View of Bucquoy, which we have captured
    View of Bucquoy, which we have captured
    John Warwick Brooke
    March 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The village of Ribecourt which was captured by English Rifles
    The village of Ribecourt which was captured by English Rifles
    John Warwick Brooke
    November 20, 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The Battle of the Ridges. Men of the Coldstream Guards round a German 5.9 gun which they captured in the attack on the outskirts of Houlthulst Wood
    The Battle of the Ridges. Men of the Coldstream Guards round a German 5.9 gun which they captured in the attack on the outskirts of Houlthulst Wood
    John Warwick Brooke
    October 9, 1917
    Photograph
    Selection
    Open comparison Remove All 

    Add objects to your selection to compare them side by side.