The track leading from the South to the North Gate
The location where this photograph was taken is where thousands of men of all
nationalities that fought at Hougoumont were buried in a mass grave
The location where this photograph was taken is where thousands of men of all
nationalities that fought at Hougoumont were buried in a mass grave
How to make a donation
There are several ways to make a donation:
If you are making a donation by BACS or direct bank transfer, it is very
important to identify your donations on the payment form with your name and
email address, or on the back of your cheque. We would appreciate having your
signature on the Gift Aid Form, (which you can download from below) that can be
sent by post to the 'Lakeside Manor' address as above, or
emailed to:
chosenmen@projecthougoumont.com
Alternatively
You might like to buy a strictly limited edition set of prints depicting the action at Hougoumont that day by Chris Collingwood, shown below. A donation from the sale of these prints will be made to Project Hougoumont.
© 2008 waterloo–collection.com
Each work focuses on a simultaneous moment of the struggle as seen from two opposite positions, giving a unique double perspective of both the French assault and the British defence of the perimeter wall.
A small number of these will be multi–signed by the artist and others in the Napoleonic fraternity such as His Grace The Duke of Wellington, Bernard Cornwell and Richard Holmes.
Please visit the Waterloo Collection for further information about how to purchase a pair of these prints.
There are several ways to make a donation:
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Cheques Made payable to 'Project Hougoumont' and sending them to: Project Hougoumont Lakeside Manor West End Lane Essendon Herts AL9 6AZ United Kingdom |
Bank tranfer With the following details: Project Hougoumont Account number: 06332552 Sort code: 10–00–02 BIC number: COUTGB22 Iban number: GB50COUT18000206332552 Coutts and Co 440 Strand London WC2R 0QS United Kingdom |
chosenmen@projecthougoumont.com
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Gift Aid Form (15 KB) |
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By clicking the 'Donate' button on the right: |
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Alternatively
You might like to buy a strictly limited edition set of prints depicting the action at Hougoumont that day by Chris Collingwood, shown below. A donation from the sale of these prints will be made to Project Hougoumont.
© 2008 waterloo–collection.com
Each work focuses on a simultaneous moment of the struggle as seen from two opposite positions, giving a unique double perspective of both the French assault and the British defence of the perimeter wall.
A small number of these will be multi–signed by the artist and others in the Napoleonic fraternity such as His Grace The Duke of Wellington, Bernard Cornwell and Richard Holmes.
Please visit the Waterloo Collection for further information about how to purchase a pair of these prints.
We really appreciate
your donation
THANK YOU
Project Hougoumont
is an affiliate of
Waterloo 200, the
official Government
approved umbrella
organisation tasked
with the role of
overseeing the 200th
anniversary of the
Battle of Waterloo
of 1815
your donation
THANK YOU
Project Hougoumont
is an affiliate of
Waterloo 200, the
official Government
approved umbrella
organisation tasked
with the role of
overseeing the 200th
anniversary of the
Battle of Waterloo
of 1815
Project Hougoumont Ltd, UK Charity No. 1135611 2007–present © Frank Toogood Website by
typonic