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Image Not Available for Canadian Infantry in the trenches, wearing steel helmets
Canadian Infantry in the trenches, wearing steel helmets
Image Not Available for Canadian Infantry in the trenches, wearing steel helmets

Canadian Infantry in the trenches, wearing steel helmets

Creator Ernest Brooks (British)
Creatorassembled by Sir Richard Butler (British, 1870 - 1935)
Date01/03/1916
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions15.7 x 20.6 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/616.19b
Place CreatedPloegsteert, Belgium
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Men of Northumberland Fusiliers wearing German helmets and gas masks captured at St. Eloi. The man in the center is wearing a German steel helmet
Men of Northumberland Fusiliers wearing German helmets and gas masks captured at St. Eloi. The man in the center is wearing a German steel helmet
Ernest Brooks
27/03/1916
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Image Not Available for German shell bursting in Canadian's trenches
German shell bursting in Canadian's trenches
Ernest Brooks
01/03/1916
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Image Not Available for The Battle of Flanders - the sort of gun which helped to drive the Hun out of the trenches he had held for nearly 2 1/2 years
The Battle of Flanders - the sort of gun which helped to drive the Hun out of the trenches he had held for nearly 2 1/2 years
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Transport of the Gordon Highlanders on the way to the trenches
Transport of the Gordon Highlanders on the way to the trenches
Ernest Brooks
1916
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Image Not Available for Farmers back among the trenches
Farmers back among the trenches
Ernest Brooks
1917
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Image Not Available for Modern methods: In the first years of war our troops reached the trenches tired out through long and weary route marches. Now things are different. The railroad has changed all that!
Modern methods: In the first years of war our troops reached the trenches tired out through long and weary route marches. Now things are different. The railroad has changed all that!
Ernest Brooks
1917
Photograph
Taking trench mortar ammunition up to the trenches. Battle of the Somme
Taking trench mortar ammunition up to the trenches. Battle of the Somme
Ernest Brooks
June 28, 1916
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Image Not Available for Bringing up guns after taking German second line trenches
Bringing up guns after taking German second line trenches
Ernest Brooks
July 1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Royal North Lancashire Regiment parading for the trenches
The Royal North Lancashire Regiment parading for the trenches
Ernest Brooks
17/04/1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for A scene in one of the German trenches in front of Guillemont, showing havoc wrought by our bombardment
A scene in one of the German trenches in front of Guillemont, showing havoc wrought by our bombardment
Ernest Brooks
September 1916
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Image Not Available for London Scottish marching to the trenches
London Scottish marching to the trenches
Ernest Brooks
26/06/1916
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Royal North Lancashire Regiment parading for the trenches
The Royal North Lancashire Regiment parading for the trenches
Ernest Brooks
17/04/1916
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