This is Highlanders Football Club | Highlanders F.C

Restored footage from 1943 of different areas and landmarks of London, England, United Kingdom. In the footage you see Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, and Great Windmill Street. Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology. Footage originally from: [London, World War II and Horseback Riding Process Plates], PET 956 R 4, PET 956 R 5, Internet Archive, CC BY 2.0 Music: Keep Calm and Carry

On this day in 1994 The Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) and The Gordon Highlanders officially amalgamated together at Dreghorn Barracks in #Edinburgh. The new Regiment they were to form was named ‘The Highlanders’ (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons). The Highlanders were amalgamated again 12 years later with the remainder of the Scottish infantry Regiments to form ‘The Royal Regiment of Scotland’. Within the new Regiment The Highlanders became the 4th Battalion (#4SCOTS). 4 SCOTS are

“by 10 a.m. we have secured a Biograph... of the beleaguered Gordon Highlanders” - Filmmaker WKL Dickson was alive to the historical significance of this Boer War film: its creation marks the end of the 118-day siege of Ladysmith, in which more than 3,000 British soldiers died. Explore more Victorian film for free on #BFIPlayer theb.fi/2VkdebB #BritainOnFilm | BFI

A history lesson from the Gordon Highlanders 1914-1918 group, with Tom Greenshields explaining the development of clothing and equipment for the period. This was part of Armistice 100 events around Remembrance Day in Scotland, this being held in St Margarets, Braemar. The Gordon Highlanders Museum | Scotland Online

4.5K views · 56 reactions | The Gordon Highlanders Museum on Reels | Facebook

The Gordon Highlanders Museum on Reels