Western Front
From album: WWI Photograph Album - Western Front
Accession Description: Photograph Album of 6/508 Lieutenant Kenneth Cameron Clayton, 4th Battalion, New Zealand Rifle Brigade (NZRB).
The album covers:
- Houplines, route to the trenches
- Road near Armentieres
- Communication trenches near Armentieres
- Armentieres taken from the roof of a school
- A communication trench
- A corner in Houplines, church on the right
- Front line Chards Farm salient, sandbags in front are covering gas cylinders
- The remains of Houplines Church on the way to the trenches
- A travel trench back of Chards Farm, front line
- Houplines
- Armentieres taken morning after bombardment July 1916
- Armentieres same place
- Lieutenant Price and LieutenantMawley
- Road near Armentieres
- NZ Soldiers having tea in the trenches
- Kenneth in the trenches
- McLelland, Jones, Ziegler, Henderson, Rabone, Clayton, Price and Mawley
- Kenneth in an old chateau, Armentieres
- Kenneth in the trenches
- August 1916 in France
- K A Henderson
- C & D Company 4th NZ Rifle Brigade officers in field in Ebblinghem
- K A Henderson outside a dugout in reserve trenches
- K R Saxon and K A Henderson
- Henderson, Sazon and Jones in a communication trench
- Meikle in communication trench
- Inside a dugout in reserve trenches
- Meikle in communication trench
- Dugout in reserve trenches
- Near front line, Lt F R Waring
- Officers dugout in close support line, Chards farm salient, Lt J Price
- Front line trenches looking back
- French farm
- Armentieres, morning after bombardment
- Mine explosion in Rue le Bois salient, searching for dead
- Looking back towards Messines ridge
- A dud German shell
- Lt G Mawley
- Ready to let of gas in Chards Farm salient
- Officers dugout in close support line, note the roof
- Lt Mawley looking out for rats out of window of his dugout
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Accession No.: 2007.183
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