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Article about: Here is a list of all the photos in the album: Lens Coal Mine Menin Road to Ypres Cloth Hall and Cathedral Ypres 1915 (Pictured) Cloth Hall and Cathedral Ypres (Pictured) Grand Place Peronne

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    Here is a list of all the photos in the album:
    Lens Coal Mine
    Menin Road to Ypres
    Cloth Hall and Cathedral Ypres 1915 (Pictured)
    Cloth Hall and Cathedral Ypres (Pictured)
    Grand Place Peronne
    Ypres
    Menin Road - Huns working (Pictured)
    Cambria
    Albert Church
    Albert - General View
    Bethune
    Lens - General View
    Vimy Ridge (Pictured)
    St Quentin Town Hall
    Bapaume
    Ameins Cathedral (Pictured)
    Peronne
    arras Cathedral
    Sir Douglas Haig and General Anthoine (Pictured)
    Camp Kitchen - For Troops on the march (Pictured)
    Arras (Pictured)
    Lens
    Peronne
    Bethune
    Bethune
    Peronne
    Lens
    La Basse Canal (Pictured)
    Delville Wood? (Pictured)
    Douai
    On The Somme
    Australians at Gallipoli (Pictured)

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    This is probably a souvenir of the battlefield 'tourists' who revisited old haunts and remembered the fallen. The military pictures were taken at the time and the reconstruction pictures considerably after the war had stopped. I can't remember when the Cloth Hall was finished, it may have been after ww2. It would be nice to have the negatives which i would imagine were glass.

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    I thought it was a souvenir collection, but I managed to look on the back of some of the photographs and some of them say 'Crown Copyright do not duplicate' and a couple even states the newspaper they are associated with, while others have no markings at all. so its all rather confusing and interesting. Can only assume my great grandad (who was wounded at the somme) picked these up.

    The picture of the Cloth Hall is of it being fixed and that was taken in 1915. So I assume it was damaged then destroyed, as it was a ruin after the war ended.

    Would love to get more opinions on the photos. As I plan to take these to a memorabilia expert and find out what they say.

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    Good stuff-thanks for sharing!

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