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Wellington rose early at Waterloo, his Headquarters. Up well before dawn, it was said he had the energy of a young man. He wrote many letters, personal & offical, gathered his staff & rode south to the Allied positions. He would not set a permanent HQ during the battle.

The Duke of Wellington & his staff, leaving early on the morning of the Battle of Waterloo in front of St. Joseph's Church. Today inside the church are many memorials to various Regiments as well as individuals who fought that day, 18th June 1815. Artist - Patrice Courcelle

All the very best to our Members and friends for #WaterlooDay today, from our central London base here in Waterloo!!! Have a great day!

OTD 1815 Napoleon defeated by allied army under Wellington. Today battlefield aids veteran recovery through work of Waterloo Uncovered in a project which has added to understanding of battle & its aftermath. Excavation of a horse killed by cannon ball at Mont St Jean from last year.

The last survivors of the Battle of Waterloo. Photographed 65 years after the battle at London’s Royal Hospital in Chelsea in June 1880. Amazingly, John McKay was born aboard HMS Victory in 1785.

One of my favourites; 'The Morning of Waterloo' (by James De Vine Aylward) Shortly before inspecting the lines, Wellington stopped at the cottage on Mt St Jean & was offered hot, sweet tea from a huge camp kettle used by the men of the 95th Rifles.

If you're looking for excellent Waterloo content to commemorate the day then look no further. Superb Waterloo documentary maker and podcast host chats to one of the finest minds in Napoleonic broadcasting alongside THE man on Waterloo memory (plus a bit from me)- do not miss it!

Mr Blønde Never forget Waterloo day

We promised Waterloo content like you’d never seen before for the 210th anniversary. It all starts right now on the Napoleonic Wars Pod

The Battle of #Waterloo, fought 210 years ago #OTD, 18th June 1815.

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Yes it's #Waterloo210 - have a great day, everyone!

Today marks 210 years since the Battle of Waterloo. Marking a decisive end to the Napoleonic Wars. Several artworks depicting this era will feature in our new exhibition, Myth & Reality: Military Art in the Age of Queen Victoria. Opens 1 July. More info: bit.ly/44hCJ3R

Today is Waterloo Day and we are at Waterloo station.  Drop by and see our Waterloo Battlefield archaeological display, meet some of our veterans and team, and engage with history!   Household Cavalry Museum SWR Help

#OTD in 1815 combined British Russian, Austrian and Prussian forces, led by the Duke of Wellington, defeated the French Army led by Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of #Waterloo ending Bonaparte's the threat to Europe's freedom and sending him into exile ❤️

#OTD in 1815 the Battle of #Waterloo reshaped Europe and changed the course of history - thanks to the leadership of the Duke of Wellington, Marshal Blücher and the bravery and sacrifice of the British, Dutch, Belgian and Prussian forces ❤️

Waterloo Uncovered Household Cavalry Museum Thank you Waterloo Uncovered and Household Cavalry Museum for joining us for a fantastic day celebrating the namesake of London Waterloo during railway200. The partnership today is another example of our ongoing collaboration with the Armed Forces and organisations that support veterans.

Fantastic day with SWR Help & Waterloo Uncovered With thanks to Network Rail

210 Years Ago Today: The Battle That Changed Europe Royal Military Academy Sandhurst sandhursttrust.org/news/historica…