This Day In History

  • 1922 The last 5 British Army battalions leave from Dublin after the establishment of the Irish Free State. 2nd Loyals march through the city with bayonets fixed and colours flying and embark at North Wall for Holyhead.
We are funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions.

Please help by clicking the buttons below.

Please donate

Future Events

 

 DATE EVENT
  2019
   November
Fri 22 Friends Study Evening.  “Gallipoli 1915.” David Rogan tells the story the infamous campaign which changed the course of world history, and the pivotal parts played in it by Lancashire’s Regiments.
16 November 2019 – 18 April 2020

  December
Thu 12 Volunteers’ Christmas Lunch.
  2020
  September
Sat 26 – Fri 2 Oct Friends of the Museum annual Battlefield Tour to Gallipoli and Istanbul – Gallipoli Rose II.

 

Facebook
Twitter

Copyright © 2019. All Rights Reserved.

Privacy Policy: For full details click HERE

This is not an official MOD/Army web site.
Published by the Trustees of the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Lancashire Infantry Museum without the use of public funds. This website does not represent the views or policies of the MOD, or The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment. The MOD/Army neither provides control, direction, nor any resources or funding for the site. The Duke of Lancashire's Regiment Lancashire Infantry Museum is a Registered Charity No. 276150

Registered Museum