The grave of a notable soldier who fought in the Battle of Waterloo has been restored by volunteers. Sgt William Lawrence's ...

On the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, Tessa Dunlop asks why the nation has seemingly forgotten the seminal moment.

which served as the Duke of Wellington's field hospital during the battle in 1815 that finally brought end to the Napoleonic Wars. This month, veterans will join in with the excavations at the ...

Extraordinary remastered photographs bring to life old soldiers in last remaining photos ULTRA rare photographs of veterans who ... than 40 years after the Napoleonic wars. The men served in ...

Military veterans have helped reveal the remains of a Napoleonic War-era, external army barracks during an excavation. More than 4,000 soldiers were based at Weeley in Essex, between 1803 and 1814 ...

MILITARY veterans have been involved in carrying ... The barracks site in Weeley was built in 1803 at the start of the Napoleonic wars when a French invasion was feared. It hosted the regiments ...

The graves of a group of French prisoners from the Napoleonic Wars have been restored by a group of military history enthusiasts. The four men and one woman were buried at St John's Church in ...

O'Keeffe also shows that veterans of the Napoleonic wars founded many of Britain's earliest non-military brass bands from the 1820s onwards. These ensembles often emerged far beyond the northern ...

The men served in the Napoleonic wars from 1803-1815 which pitted France against most of Europe including Britain. They have been transformed from a dreary black and white into a vibrant work of art.