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A comprehensive view of the whole of the cruel salient of Ypres as commanded from Kemmel Hill

Battered but still standing, the 17th Century Abbey towers. Mont St. Eloi, Ypres salient

The tunnel dug in laying the mine under Hill 60, fired April 15th, it began the second Battle of Ypres

Molen Dump, near Hill 60, where ammunition was ingeniously concealed from Hun airmen and gunners

Battlefield of Klein Zillebeke, where the Worcesters immortal charge saved civilization Oct. 31, 1914

9th London Memorial on Hill 60, levelled by our mine, taken and retaken in desperate fighting

A favourite Hun target, the riddled Crucifix at La [Clyte], Ypres, every scar a reproach to Hun "Kultur"

In the region of three great British battles, the old Café Belge at the cross-roads near Ypres

Battle-scarred Ypres, from the ramparts where British troops held the Gateway to the Channel Ports

Menin Gate and Canal, Ypres, heroically held against the Kaiser's finest troops throughout the war

West door of the shell-torn Cathedral, Ypres, an insuperable obstacle in the Kaiser's path to Calais

Ruins of the Cloth Hall, Ypres, an imperishable monument to the dogged persistence of our race

Irish Farm Cemetery, Ypres, where lie lads who fell in the finest fight against odds in history

Ground hallowed by British blood, the Potijze Chateau Lawn Cemetery, near Ypres

Ploughing soil for which he fought midst tragic reminders of the desperate struggle at Frezenberg

Here rest the lads who fell at Hooge, in holding back the Huns who attacked with liquid fire, Ypres

Well-known lock gates at Hollebeke, smashed by our artillery barrage in the last Battle of Ypres

Church at Hollebeke taken in the memorable attack by the Second Army, July 31st, 1917, Ypres salient

Glencorse Wood, near Hooge, captured after a long and stubborn contest during third Battle of Ypres

The Australian obelisk built over an unknown German dug-out in Polygon Wood, Ypres salient