Photograph - 'Looking Towards Cape Helles', Gallipoli, Private John Lord, 1915, Black and white photographic print depicting Walker's Ridge looking towards Cape Helles. Walker's Ridge was named for Brigadier-General Harold Walker the commander of the New Zealand Infantry at the Gallipoli landing who set up his headquarters in that area. Walker's Ridge is now a cemetery for the Gallipoli campaign where thirty Australians are buried

---

Photograph - 'Looking Towards Cape Helles', Gallipoli, Private John Lord, 1915, Black and white photographic print depicting Walker's Ridge looking towards Cape Helles. Walker's Ridge was named for Brigadier-General Harold Walker the commander of the New Zealand Infantry at the Gallipoli landing who set up his headquarters in that area. Walker's Ridge is now a cemetery for the Gallipoli campaign where thirty Australians are buried.

---

Size: 4500px × 2921px
Location:
Photo credit: © Artokoloro / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

Keywords: 1915, area, australians, black, brigadier-general, buried, campaign, cape, cemetery, commander, depicting, gallipoli, harold, headquarters, helles, infantry, john, landing, lord, photograph, photographic, print, private, ridge, set, walker, white, zealand