The 33rd (1st YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING) Regiment of Foot Size:A4 with Lowry-Esque people quietly going

with Lowry-Esque people quietly going about their business

Buttermere in the Lake District - Woodland canopy with glacial rock -  i-phone Hipstamatic image

Graffiti carved on an old wooden door - Found Object

the French cavalry commander

It is printed on museum/archival fine art paper

The 33rd (1st YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING) Regiment of Foot Size:A4 with Lowry-Esque people quietly goingLike some other regiments, the 33rd was raised in 1702 to fight in the War of Spanish Succession and it subsequently fought in the War of the Austrian Succession, the Seven Years War and the American Independence War. In 1782 it was decided to link regiments to a county and it then became the 33rd or 1st Yorkshire West Riding. In 1793, Arthur Wesley, later the Duke of Wellington, took over command of the regiment. The 33rd also saw action in India,