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Exterior of Church of St. Vaast, Armentieres

Wrecked Bridge, Armentieres

Shrapnel Avenue, leading to Armentieres from Plug Street. The name is significant. A few machine-guns could command this long stretch of road

Plug Street, Le Visey

Front view of Long Max, Moere, about 8 miles from Ostend. Weight, 350,000 Kilos. Shell, 750 Kilos. This gun was used by the Germans to shell Dunkirk

Royal Rifle Brigade Cemetery, Le Vizet

German dugouts, Nieuport. The Germans built elaborate reinforced concrete shelters, good examples of which are shown

Hyde Park Corner, Plug Street. One of the warmest spots in the War zone

British Cemetery, Gouzecourt

Mametz Wood. This place will be remembered as a veritable hell

Dug-out made of concrete and lined with corrugated iron

Big Bertha, the German gun that shelled Paris

Big German dugout, Nieuport, solidly built of stone and covered with earth

The Grand Place, Arras. All the buildings in this square were badly damaged

The Market Women. Arras

Captured guns at Arras. Various types of German guns are shown here

Cathedral. Arras

Hooge Crater Cemetery

Street in Ypres. The inhabitants of the surrounding districts come in daily to assist in the removal of the debris

"Holy Ground," Ypres. "Notice—This is Holy Ground. No stone of this fabric may be taken away. It is a heritage for all civilised peoples. By Order, Town Major, Ypres"