Crimean War (1854-1856) Lithographs
The museum holds a number of lithographs by William Simpson of scenes of
the Crimean War 1854-1856.
The North Side of the Harbour at Sebastopol
Accession Number: KO2160/01
Camp of the 3rd Division
Accession Number: KO2160/02
Hospital and Cemetery at Scutari
Accession Number: KO2160/03
Embarkation of the sick at Balaklava
Accession Number: KO2160/04
Lithograph by Simpson: One of the Wards of the Hospital at Scutari
Accession Number: KO2160/05
Ditch of Malekoff Battery Gervais and Rear of the Redan
Accession Number: KO2160/06
Russian Rifle Pit
Accession Number: KO2160/07
Commissariat Difficulties: The Road from Balaklava to Sevastopol at
Kadikoi During the Wet Weather.
Accession Number: KO2160/08
Sebastopol from the Rear of the English Batteries
Accession Number: KO2160/09
Huts and Warm clothing for the army
Accession Number: KO2160/10
The Railway at Balaklava Looking South
Accession Number: KO2160/11
The Interior of the Redan. Taken from its left face, looking towards the
salient angle, looking south.
Accession Number: KO2160/12
Funeral Cortege of Lord Raglan leaving Head Quarters
Accession Number: KO2160/13
The Investiture of the Order of the Bath. At the Headquarters of the
British Army before Sebastopol
Accession Number: KO2160/14
Sebstopol from the East or Extreme Right of English Attack
Accession Number: KO2190/30
The Graves in the Fort on Cathcart’s Hill of the officers of the 4th
Division who fell at Inkerman
Accession Number: KO2190/31
The Camp of the 1st Division Looking North Towards the Camp of the 2nd
Division - The Heights of Inkerman in the Distance
Accession Number: KO2190/32
The Field of Inkerman
Accession Number: KO2190/33
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