Details of the memorial and diary of sergreant William Jowett of Beeston, Nottinghamshire, who died as a result of wounds sustained in the Crimean conflict.

Roll of dead and wounded in the British 19th Foot (Green Howards) throughout the war.

Extensive collection of documents contemporary to the Crimean War, primarily Times (of London) and News of the World newspaper reports, leading articles, and letters, as well as Kinglake, Nolan, and other sources.

Publishing the General Orders of the British Army for the whole war period on CD. Some sample pages can be viewed on the site.

UK-based society "exists to honour and remember those that fell in the war and to study the war in its entirety".

Brief biography of a Jamaican nurse and heroine of the Crimean War.

A concise overview of the course of the war.

A Russian perspective on the war and the siege of Sevastopol.

John Barham tells the story of the War in a chronological series of detailed articles and discussions

Account of the allied naval bombardment of Sveaborg in Finland.

Long and detailed examination of the role of the 13th Hussars - part of the famous Light Brigade.

The text of Alfred Lord Tennyson's famous poem.

Accounts of the war and its battles, illustrated with maps and contemporary photographs.

Discussion which focuses on the diplomatic manoeuvres that preceded the war and its lasting effect on European politics.

A collection of illustrations, many of them contemporary, provided by the Scottish Military Historical Society.

Online versions of writings by Fanny Duberly and Captain Nolan, together with some commentary, links and background information.