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Walks and Lectures

The videos of the walks will take you around the battlefields. The Ian Knight talks are on the whole of the Anglo Zulu War.

Museum

In the museum you have medals, weapons and many artifacts.

The Graphic

Extracts from the Graphic relating to the Anglo Zulu War

Library

Welcome To The Museum.

Welcome to the Anglo-Zulu War virtual museum.

Featuring - Videos of battlefield walks and videos of Ian Knight talking about the Anglo Zulu War.

I am always on the look out for more items to display so the site will be continuosly changing

The profit from the site is being used to sponsor the Zulu Village at Rorke's Drift. This is a venture entered into with the Anglo Zulu War Historical Society. A visit to the village was last made in the last week of April 2010..

In the first twelve months a large number of visitors were entertained and the village is starting to show signs of being self sufficient. We do however need more funds to improve the village to be able to make it completely self funding.

In order to enter the museum you need to first log in using the form on the left hand side of the page, or register now to start enjoying the interactive museum.

Sister Janet - Items from battlefield

These are scraps of paper collected by her from the battlefield in October 1879.

Lt Curling - Binoculars

The binoculars belonging to Lt Curling.

Martini Henry Carbine Bayonets

This is the 1879 Pattern Artillery Bayonet. They were made for use with the newly adopted Martini Henry Carbine. They feature a 9.25 inch ,41 tooth integrated saw on the top of the blade. The primary use for this saw in the Artillery realm was for falling small trees.

Medal - Colonial - Cape Town Rifles

There were only 8 medals issued to this unit.

The Anglo Zulu War Museum