A photograph of the graves of those killed in the fight for Tin Hat Hill.

Reference Number: 1380/1/51/005
Alternative Reference Number: 1380
Level of Description: Item
Title: A photograph of the graves of those killed in the fight for Tin Hat Hill.
Creator(s) & Administrative History: Colour Sergeant Frederick John Reginald Urch
Date: 1917
Extent: Extent: 1 photograph
Description: A photograph showing seven graves of those men killed in the fight for Tin Hat Hill. They would have been re-buried in a proper cemetery later. The Bath Herald copy
of this photograph has the caption ‘The graves of 2nd Lieuts Fear & Kitchen and 8 NCO’s & men who fell in the battle of Berukin’.

‘The Road to France’ by Andrew Swift has an index of the Bath men killed in the fight for Tin Hat Hill and it includes Pte Cyril Dyte, 2/4 Somerset Light Infantry, age 26, of Abbey Church Yard, who died on the 9th April 1918 and buried at Ramleh 1st Cemetery, near Jerusalem.
Access Conditions: Physical access to the photograph album is restricted to the depositors family only. Public access to the photograph is available via the digitised version on Bath Record Office: Archives and Local Studies online catalogue.