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Green Howards Museum

museum of the Green Howards infantry regiment of the British Army, United Kingdom

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9 paintings

  • General the Honourable Sir Charles Howard, KB, Colonel of the Regiment (1738–1748)
    General the Honourable Sir Charles Howard, KB, Colonel of the Regiment (1738–1748)
    Unknown artist
    1738 · Green Howards Museum
  • Major General the Honourable Sir Charles Howard, CB, Colonel of the Regiment (1738–1748)
    Major General the Honourable Sir Charles Howard, CB, Colonel of the Regiment (1738–1748)
    David Morier
    1745 · Green Howards Museum
  • Ensign H. J. Montgomery Campbell, Light Company, 19th Regiment (1839–1851)
    Ensign H. J. Montgomery Campbell, Light Company, 19th Regiment (1839–1851)
    Unknown artist
    1849 · Green Howards Museum
  • Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Unett, CB
    Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Unett, CB
    Unknown artist
    1856 · Green Howards Museum
  • Colonel J. W. R. Parker, CB, FSA
    Colonel J. W. R. Parker, CB, FSA
    Edward Matthew Hale
    1896 · Green Howards Museum
  • Lieutenant Colonel Oliver C. S. Watson, VC, DSO
    Lieutenant Colonel Oliver C. S. Watson, VC, DSO
    George Spencer Watson
    1917 · Green Howards Museum
  • Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    David Muirhead
    1927 · Green Howards Museum
  • Lieutenant General Sir William Edmund Franklyn, KCB, Colonel of the Regiment (1906–1914)
    Lieutenant General Sir William Edmund Franklyn, KCB, Colonel of the Regiment (1906–1914)
    Herbert James Draper
    c. 1912 · Green Howards Museum
  • Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Edmund John Niemann
    c. 1850 · Green Howards Museum
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