51st Collection

Battle of the Scarpe, near Fampoux, France, WW1
A tank attached to the 51st Division embedded in the Scarpe Marshes near Fampoux, northern France, observed by a solitary soldier

The Premier Liverpool Greyhound Track - Breck Park, Townsend Lane, Clubmoor, Liverpool.. The Fifty First Meeting on Wednesday August 3rd, 1927. Date: circa 1910s

Battle of the Ancre, Prisoners taken in Beaumont Hamel by the 51st Division, 13th November 1916

WW1 Battle of the Ancre - German prisoners taken in Beaumont Hamel by the 51st Division - 13th November 1916

The 13th, 51st, 43rd and 90th British Army Foot Regiments Date: mid 19th century

51st Highland Division Stained Glass Window, Vught
In the 1944 fighting to defeat the Germans in Holland the whole area around here became the responsibility of the 51st Div

51st Highland Division Memorial, Schijndel, Holland
To British eyes this is probably the most beautiful traditional war memorial in Holland. It is a statue of a kilted Highlander looking down on a delightful young Dutch girl

Hyde Park Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Hyde Park Hotel, 51st Boulevard and Lake Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Date: circa 1910

French elevate their position on the Devils Backbone
The 51st line and a company of the 7th battalion of chasseurs on foot advancing on the Devils Backbone. Date: 1865

The interior of Roseland Ballroom, New York
The interior of Roseland Ballroom at Broadway and 51st Street, New York, 1920s Date: 1920s

Officers sword, 51st Foot, 1809 (c); blade is curved, flat backed, unfullered with a spear point, and is double edged for the last 10 in; steel stirrup guard; steel hilt mounts

A view of Roseland Ballroom, New York
A view of Roseland Ballroom, Broadway at 51st Street, New York Date: 1920s

Battle of Cambrai 1917
British soldiers of the 51st Division crossing a German communication trench moving forward to the attack near Ribecourt during the Battle of Cambrai on the Western Front in France during World War I

Roseland ballroom cafe, New York City, USA
Roseland ballroom cafe, Broadway at 51st Street, New York City, USA. Date: circa 1940s

The British encampment at Mogok, Burma, 1887
With the Chindwin force in Upper Burma-an attack on a fortified position at Toung-ta-long, near Kindat, 1887. On this occasion, Lance-Naik(Lance-Corporal)Bhagat Bir, 18th Bengal Infantry

The First Union dress parade in Nashville. The 51st Regiment

New Cathedral of New York, Fifth Avenue, 50th & 51st Streets, commenced August 15, 1858, by the Most Revd. John Hughes, fourth Bishop & first Archbishop of New York, James Renwick Jr

Hotel Ambassador, New York
Trianon Room in the Hotel Ambassador on Park Avenue and 51st Street, New York City, America

Battle of the Scarpe 1918
Capture of Greenland Hill by 51st Division. The 6th Seaforths working forward towards Hausa and Delbar Woods, north-east of Roeux during the Battle of the Scarpe (Second Battle of Arras)

Battle of the Scarpe
Capture of Greenland Hill by the 51st Division Daylight Patrol of the 6th Seaforths working forward towards Hausa and Delbar Woods

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"Remembering the 51st: A Legacy of Valor and Triumph" In the midst of the Battle of the Ancre, history witnessed an extraordinary feat as prisoners were taken in Beaumont. It was a defining moment for the brave soldiers who fought under the banners of The 13th, 51st, 43rd, and 90th British Army Foot Regiments. Their unwavering courage echoed through time. Beyond the battlegrounds, another tale unfolds at The Premier Liverpool Greyhound Track - Breck Park. Here, amidst cheers and excitement, spectators gathered to witness thrilling races that embodied both speed and determination – qualities reminiscent of those exhibited by officers wielding their swords from the esteemed 51st Foot Regiment. The valorous spirit continued to shine even after World War I ended. In Vught's stained glass window dedicated to them, we find solace in knowing that their sacrifice will forever be etched in our hearts. And across borders in Schijndel, Holland stands proudly a memorial honoring those gallant warriors from the legendary 51st Highland Division. But tales of heroism are not confined within military realms alone; they transcend boundaries and reach unexpected places like Hyde Park Hotel in Chicago or Roseland ballroom cafe in New York City. These venues bear witness to stories whispered amongst patrons about bravery displayed on distant battlefields. As we delve deeper into history's tapestry, we uncover yet another chapter – one where British troops established their encampment at Mogok during Burma's tumultuous times in 1887. Amidst adversity and unknown terrain, these soldiers upheld honor with unwavering resolve. And finally, let us not forget their symbol – a glengarry badge crafted meticulously between c. 1874-81 – made from brass but representing something far more precious: unity among comrades bound by duty and loyalty.