Bivouacked Collection

Rest & be Thankful Pass
A glimpse of the famous Rest and Be Thankful road and pass, between Glasgow and Oban, Scotland. Lord Acrum bivouacked his troops here when making the road in 1747 Date: 1950s

The War in Schleswig: the 9th regiment of hussars...bivouacking on the battlefield..., 1864. Creator: Unknown
The War in Schleswig: the 9th regiment of hussars (Prince Liechtenstein's) bivouacking on the battlefield of Over-Selk after the fight - from a sketch by our special artist

Bivouac of the Volunteers at the close of the Review, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Bivouac of the Volunteers at the close of the Review, 1860. Review of Lancashire Rifle Volunteers in Knowsley Park. The hospitality of the Earl of Derby...was on a scale of princely munificence;

Moose-hunting in Canada - the Encampment, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Moose-hunting in Canada - the Encampment, 1858. Hunters in autumn. The favourite months for hunting the moose are March and September

The Revolution in Sicily - "Our First Bivouac at sunrise, near Villafrati" - from a sketch... 1860
The Revolution in Sicily - "Our First Bivouac at sunrise, near Villafrati" - from a sketch by our special artist, 1860

Bivouac at Molodechno, 3-4 December 1812: an episode from Napoleon's Retreat from Russia, 1816. Soldiers around a smoking campfire - the man on the right holds a wild boar's head

Scene in Katteawar. - Travellers & Escort, 1845. Creator: Samuel Prout. Scene in Katteawar
Scene in Katteawar. - Travellers & Escort, 1845. Caravan and military escort bivouacking in Kathiawar, Gujarat, India. From "Hindostan, The Shores of the Red Sea, and The Himalaya Mountains

Panorama of New Zealand - Bivouack of Surveyors, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Panorama of New Zealand - Bivouack of Surveyors, 1850. Display in London:..painted by Mr. S. C. Brees, from drawings made by him during his location in New Zealand as principal engineer

The State of Ireland, Police bivouacked at Woodford, Galway, to prevent the National League Meeting (engraving)
1591482 The State of Ireland, Police bivouacked at Woodford, Galway, to prevent the National League Meeting (engraving) by Paget

Lundi Khana, Khyber Pass, Cave where Sir Samuel Browne and Staff bivouacked on the Night of 23 November (engraving)
1106465 Lundi Khana, Khyber Pass, Cave where Sir Samuel Browne and Staff bivouacked on the Night of 23 November (engraving) by Overend

11th Hussars bivouacked at Champs after the retreat from Mons, September 1914 (1935). From A Concise History of the World, introduction by Sir John AR Marriott (Associated Newspapers Ltd, 1935)

British troops bivouacked before attack on the Somme, WW1
The British offensive in the Somme district of France - men of the Warwickshire Regiment bivouacked before an attack in July 1916. Date: 1916

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The Afghan War: Lundi Khana, Khyber Pass, Cave where Sir Samuel Browne and Staff Bivouacked, 1879

The First Turkish Regiment to Enter Domoko: Bivouacking at the Head of the Phourka Pass
THE FIRST TURKISH REGIMENT TO ENTER DOMOKO: BIVOUACKING AT THE HEAD OF THE PHOURKA PASS, 1897: The first Turkish regiment to enter Domoko when the town was taken was under the command of Colonel

Place Vendome
The telescope in the place Vendome provides a larder for troops bivouacked there

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As the sun set behind the mountains, we bivouacked for the night, setting up our tents and building a fire to keep warm. The sounds of nature surrounded us as we settled in for a peaceful evening under the stars. Bivouacking in the wilderness always brings a sense of adventure and camaraderie, as we rely on each other to navigate through unknown terrain. The crackling of the fire and laughter of friends filled the air, creating memories that would last a lifetime. As we drifted off to sleep in our makeshift campsite, I couldn't help but feel grateful for these moments of simplicity and connection with nature. Bivouacking may not always be comfortable or convenient, but it is always worth it for the experiences and bonds formed along the way.