Crimea Collection (page 15)

Menshikov / Aleksandr / Iln
PRINCE ALEKSANDR SERGEYEVICH MENSHIKOV Russian soldier who commanded forces in the Crimea

Mortar Battery, Crimea
During the siege of Sebastopol, a mortar battery bombards the besieged city Date: 1855

Aberdeen (Old)
George Hamilton Gordon, fourth earl of ABERDEEN Statesman, prime minister during the Crimea War

Nightingale in 1857
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE after her return from the Crimea

Crimea / Peace Restored
PEACE ! PEACE ! PEACE ! A song composed to celebrate the end of the war in the Crimea

Crimea Napier Stockholm
Sir Charles Napier at Stockholm

Social / Yalta Holidays
Holidaymakers at Yalta, in the Crimea

Vic Sends Guards Crimea
From the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London, Victoria says farewell to her Guards as they prepare to leave for the Crimea, to fight the Russians on her behalf

Music / Military / C Palace
About the time of the outbreak of the Crimea War, a military band performs in the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, before a large and patriotic crowd

Battle of Inkerman
British troops at the Battle of Inkerman

Battle of the Alma
British troops in action at the Battle of the Alma

Stratford De Redcliffe
STRATFORD CANNING, first viscount STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE diplomat involved with the Crimea war. Date: 1786 - 1880

Crimea Malakoff Taken
The French take the Malakoff, the most important of the Russian defence works : its capture leads to the fall of the city and final defeat for the Russians

Crimea / Russian Mines
British ships Merlin and Firefly struck by Russian infernal machines (mines)

Lord Raglan
LORD FITZROY JAMES HENRY SOMERSET, first baron RAGLAN British commander in the Crimea 1854-55

WILLIAMS (1800 - 1883)
SIR WILLIAM FENWICK WILLIAMS Military hero (Crimea, defence of Kars) and colonial administrator

Sightseers on board the Hecla in the Crimea
Sightseers on board the Hecla after the attack on Russian defences near Eknas, Finland, during the Crimean War

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