 | Account of the history of the King’s Own Royal Regiment
Accession Number: KO0338/01-01 |
| Photo: Pidgeon House Fort, Dublin, 1889 (Now the Guard Room)
Accession Number: KO0338/01-02a |
| Photo: London and North Western Railway Steamer, ‘Banshee’
passing Pidgeon House Fort, Dublin, Aug 1889.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-02b |
| Photo: Right Wing Officers, School of Musketry, 152nd Party. May
and Jun 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-03 |
| Photo: Pidgeon House Fort, Dublin, 1889 (now officers Quarters).
Accession Number: KO0338/01-04a |
| Photo: London and North Western Railway Steamer, ‘Shamrock’
passing Pidgeon House fort, Dublin, outward bound, 1889.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-04b |
| Photo: Right Wing Officers, School of Musketry, 153rd Party. Aug
and Sep 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-05 |
| Photo: Sergeant Instructor bond and Lieutenant Burton, 1st
King’s Own and Sergeant Instructor Gormley and Lieutenant Gaisford,
1st South Wales Borderers, at Pidgeon House Fort, Dublin, 1889.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-06a |
| Photo: Shooting medals and badges won by Staff Sergeants of the
School of Musketry, up to 1890.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-06b |
| Photo: Right Wing Officers, School of Musketry, 154th Party Oct
and Nov 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-07 |
| Photo: Right Wing School of Musketry, Two sections of Cavalry
Sergeants 154th Party, Nov 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-08a |
| Photo: Children on beach and bathing huts in the sea, The
Parade, Hythe, Kent, looking East, circa 1890.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-08b |
| Photo: Detachment of Durham Militia during preliminary training
at Permanent Staff Barracks, Durham, Apr 1881
Accession Number: KO0338/01-09 |
| Photo: London and North Western Railway’s SS Olga passing
Pidgeon House Fort, Dublin with cattle and Cargo for Holyhead.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-10a |
| Photo: Man and lady in rowing boat on the Royal Military Canal,
near the Cricket Ground, Hythe, Kent, circa 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-10b |
| Photo: The Lincolnshire Volunteers on the occasion of the visit
of the Secretary of State (Hon E Stanhope) to open a new drill hall
at Lincoln, Jun 1890
Accession Number: KO0338/01-11 |
| Photo: Right Wing School of Musketry 152nd Party, Two Sections
of Cavalry Sergeants and Maxim Machine Guns
Accession Number: KO0338/01-12a |
| Photo: The Parade, Hythe, Kent, looking east.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-12b |
| Photo: Left Wing, Officers, School of Musketry, 155th Party, Feb
and Mar 1891
Accession Number: KO0338/01-13 |
| Photo: High Street, Hythe, Kent with ‘Smugglers House’
Accession Number: KO0338/01-14a |
| Photo: View of School of Musketry from the barrack gate, Hythe,
Kent
Accession Number: KO0338/01-14b |
| Photo: Left wing officers, School of Musketry, 156th Party, Apr
and May 1891
Accession Number: KO0338/01-15 |
| Photo: ‘The Ladies Walk’ Hythe Kent
Accession Number: KO0338/01-16 |
| Photo: Left wing officers, School of Musketry, 157th Party, Aug
and Sep 1891
Accession Number: KO0338/01-17 |
| Photo: The School of Musketry, Hythe, Kent
Accession Number: KO0338/01-18a |
| Photo: Hythe Beach, Kent, looking West.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-18b |
| Photo: Right wing Officers, School of Musketry, 158th Party, Oct
and Nov 1891
Accession Number: KO0338/01-19 |
| Photo: Saltwood Castle near Hythe, Kent
Accession Number: KO0338/01-20a |
| Photo: Photo from newspaper: The Winners of the North of the
Thames Cross-country Championships cup, 2nd Battalion, The King’s
Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, with their Colonel Duffin and
Adjutant, Captain Brown.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-20b |
| Photo: St. Leonard’s Church, Hythe, Kent
Accession Number: KO0338/01-21 |
| Photo: Aldershot - Single Link Span Bridge constructed by G
Company, 1st King’s Own Royal Regiment, Oct 1893
Accession Number: KO0338/01-22a |
| Photo: Encampment at Pystock Hill, Aldershot. Cooks preparing
Dinner Oct 1893
Accession Number: KO0338/01-22b |
| Photo: Encampment of Pystock Hill, Aldershot. Group of offices,
with General Service wagon in the background. Captain Ross,
Lieutenant Charles Francis Goldie-Taubman, 2nd Lieutenant Lloyd,
Captain Ridley, Captain King, Lieutenant Burke and Captain Burton.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-23a |
| Photo: Encampment of Pystock Hill, Aldershot. Striking camp. Oct
1893
Accession Number: KO0338/01-23b |
| Photo: 1st Battalion, The King’s Own Regiment, led by Colonel
Woodgate CB, marching past HRH The Duke of Cambridge, Commander in
Chief, on Southsea Common, on the occasion of this inspection of
Portsmouth Garrison, 5 Sep 1894
Photo by Simmons & Co. Portsmouth.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-24 |
| Photo: Royal Military Canal, Hythe, Kent, near Cricket Ground
Accession Number: KO0338/01-25a |
| Photo: Crypt of St. Leonard’s Church, Hythe
Accession Number: KO0338/01-25b |
| Photo: Photo of a page from an Officer’s note book while under
instruction at the School of Musketry.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-26a |
| Photo: Three skulls on a table in the Crypt of St. Leonard’s
Church, Hythe.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-26b |
| Photo: Group of Officers of Various Regiments (Regular and
Volunteers) dining at the mess of the 1st Volunteer Battalion, Royal
Lancaster Regiment, in Camp 5 Aug 1897.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-27 |
| Photo: 1st Volunteer Battalion, King’s Own Royal Lancaster
Regiment, in line at ‘Open Order’ and about to receive the
Inspecting Officer (Colonel Kidston, CB, Commanding 4th Regimental
District) taken at the Camp, South Shore near Blackpool, 6 Aug 1897
Accession Number: KO0338/01-28 |
| Photo: A selection of helmet and chaco plates, cap badges, and
breast plates worn at various periods by several regiments.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-29 |
| Photo: “We – We” Lieutenant Colonel Wiehe, Chief Instructor
(School of Musketry)
Accession Number: KO0338/01-30 |
| Newspaper cutting with photo relating to Sergeant Majors Wardle,
Felpts, Spencer and Jones, 1911.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-31 |
| Photo: Officers of the 1st Battalion, King’s Own Royal Lancaster
Regiment, Aldershot 1886.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-32 |
| Photo: 2nd Lieutenant F M Wilson, 2nd Lieutenant H A Thorne and
2nd Lieutenant James of the King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-33a |
| Photo: 1st Battalion King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment
manoeuvres, Aldershot 1892, soldiers marching down lane, with man
and women carrying baskets and can.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-33b |
| Photo: Captain Burton on horse back.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-34a |
| Photo: 2nd Battalion, King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment,
crossing a drift (with their boots on) on the way to Spion Kop, Jan
1900.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-34b |
| Newspaper cutting: ‘The good old footsloogers, The British
Infantry go by with their Colours proudly carrying the Standards for
which they fought so gallantly in Flanders. Includes Captain Powell
MC, and three others of the 4th Battalion, King’s Own Royal
Lancaster Regiment.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-35a |
| Photo: Cutting of the late Captain R N J Glen, Army Service
Corps, previously King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-35b |
| Photo: The Late Captain Goldie-Taubman, one of the British West
African Frontier Force operating against the tributary princes of
Sokoto, died on 23 Jun of fever. He was a nephew of Sir George
Taubman-Goldie, Governor of the Royal Niger Company.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-35c |
| Photo: Officers and Sergeants of the Depot, The King’s Own Royal
Lancaster Regiment, 1898, including, officers: Jepson, Boyce,
Fitzherbert, Archibald Hunter, and Thorne. Sergeants: Grant,
Jefferies, Keating, Beevers, Clarke, Hartnett, Hardman, Williams,
Tambin and Greathead, amongst others who are not named.
With the side drums of the 3rd and 4th Militia Battalions, King’s
Own.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-36 |
| Photo: Colour image of Late Major General Sir E R P Woodgate,
KCMG, CB
Accession Number: KO0338/01-37 |
| Colour image of Lieutenant General Sir Archibald Hunter, KCB,
DSO
Accession Number: KO0338/01-38 |
| Cutting from publication: King’s Own Officers in India, 1896
Accession Number: KO0338/01-39a |
| Cutting from publication: The Champion football team of the
King’s Own Battalion, 1896.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-39b |
| Cutting from publication: The Oldest and Youngest soldiers of
the King’s Own Battalion, 1896.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-39c |
| Cutting from publication: Lieutenant Colonel Crofton and
Officers of the 2nd Battalion, King’s Own, 1896, photographed in
Plymouth just after their return from India.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-40 |
| Photo: General Sir William Cameron, KCB, Colonel of the King’s
Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, 1897.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-41 |
| Photo: The Colours of the 2nd Battalion, King’s Own Royal
Lancaster Regiment.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-42 |
| News cutting The Late Captain Maunsel Fenwick
Accession Number: KO0338/01-43a |
| Illustration of the Colour of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Accession Number: KO0338/01-43b |
| Illustration: Captain Fenwick Directing The Fire of Picked Shots
on a house held by Dervish Riflemen.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-43c |
| Illustration from the Illustrated London News, 28 Oct 1863, The
Cholera at Malta. Sanitary Encampment of the 4th (King’s Own)
Regiment on the Floriana.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-44 |
| Coloured illustration – Holidays in India At Poona During the
Rainy Season, 1882. Drawn by Walter Wilson from Sketches by
Lieutenant E R Penrose.
The Rosherville of Poona: On the River Bank
Accession Number: KO0338/01-45a |
| Coloured illustration – Holidays in India At Poona During the
Rainy Season, 1882. Drawn by Walter Wilson from Sketches by
Lieutenant E R Penrose.
When the Band Begins to play
Accession Number: KO0338/01-45b |
| Newspaper cutting ‘At Poona During the Rainy Season’
Accession Number: KO0338/01-45c |
| Coloured illustration – Holidays in India At Poona During the
Rainy Season, 1882. Drawn by Walter Wilson from Sketches by
Lieutenant E R Penrose.
The Weekly reception at Government House.
A Dance at Government House
Enjoying an Early “Weed”
Accession Number: KO0338/01-46 |
| Illustration and text from Illustrated London News: “A Critical
Moment” Commandant Schermbrucker assisting Captain Moore, 4th
(King’s Own) Regiment, to Mount on his own horse when pursued by
Zulus. The Zulu War.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-48 |
| Illustration from Illustrated London News: The Zulu War –
Celebration of Her Majesty’s Birthday at Fort Laurence. Throwing
Assegai. Sack Race by our Zulu Allies.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-49 |
| Illustration from Illustrated London News: The Zulu War –
Arrival of Lord Chelmsford and Staff with the Late Prince Louis
Napoleon of Utrecht. Showing Colonel Crealock, Lord Chelmsford,
Princes Louis Napoleon, General Wood VC and Colonel Bray CB 4th
King’s Own.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-51 |
| Illustrations: “The Long, Long Indian Day – Twenty Four Hours in
the Life of a Subaltern” “There’s e’en no rest at night” “And one
must rise” “Then to the band we run”
Accession Number: KO0338/01-53 |
| Illustrations: “The Long, Long Indian Day – Twenty Four Hours in
the Life of a Subaltern” “And go to duty” “Back from the lines I
flee” “We meet the rich parsee”
Accession Number: KO0338/01-54 |
| Illustrations: “The Long, Long Indian Day – Twenty Four Hours in
the Life of a Subaltern” “Breakfast from 9 to 1” “Sleep till the
setting sun”
Accession Number: KO0338/01-55 |
| Illustrations: “The Long, Long Indian Day – Twenty Four Hours in
the Life of a Subaltern” “The mess again at Loo” (Pencil note states
that the illustrations are drawn by Lieutenant E R Penrose, 4th
King’s Own.)
Accession Number: KO0338/01-56 |
| Cuttings relating to Major General Sir E R P Woodgate, General
Sir J Bell, Major William Courtney Harrison, Jacobs Rifles, but
previously King’s Own. Served in Abyssinia.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-57 |
| Illustration (after a sketch by a British officer) “The Royal
Lancasters Carrying the Crest of Pieter’s Hill.”
Accession Number: KO0338/01-59 |
| Photograph of Dover Harbour, from the end of admiralty pier.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-60a |
| Photo: Colonel Burton’s bungalow, Yokohama, Japan, 1872
Accession Number: KO0338/01-60b |
| Photo: The Staff Officers, School of Musketry, 1891.
Lieutenant Instructor Rose, Captain Murphy, Captain Instructor Mayne,
Lieutenant Colonel Burton, Chief Instructor, Colonel Slade,
Commandant, Major Whittaker, DAAG, Deputy Surgeon General Rose,
Lieutenant Instructor De La Bere and Captain Instructor, de H?
Accession Number: KO0338/01-61 |
| Photograph of Captain Hicks, Killed at Spion Kop. And map of the
Battle of Spion Kop. Partly based, by permission, on the map in Mr.
Winston Churchill’s “London to Ladysmith via Pretoria”.
Accession Number: KO0338/01-62 |
