Our annual fundraiser, Return to Waterloo, was held this year at the beautiful Christ Church, Spitalfields, and was hosted by the fabulous Gyles Brandreth.
Return to Waterloo
Join our host, the fabulous Gyles Brandreth, for a night of canepés, cocktails, entertainment and the live auction, as well as a chance to learn more about our archaeological and veteran support work.
Waterloo Remodelled
Waterloo Uncovered are proud to present a never seen before exhibition at the National Army Museum this October. A brand new, highly accurate diorama of the Battle of Waterloo has been created by Major General James Cowan, supported by model painters from around the world.
August Dig Diary
Find out what we’ve been up to this summer, including an updates on our programmes and summer events, and a highly successful 1815 Challenge!
1815 Challenge
Take the 1815 ChallengeWant to get fit and give back this summer? Join our 1815 Challenge and run, swim, walk or cycle 18.15km for veterans! You can do it alone or as part of a team, all at once or in bits and pieces…the choice is yours. Shake off lockdown and do 18.15km (11 miles) your way this summer while …
June Dig Diary
In this month’s Dig Diary, we mark the bicentenary of Napoleon’s death, observe Mental Health Awareness Week, and fill you in on how the British Museum team got involved in our Virtual Programme!
French Near Victory at Waterloo?
The Duke of Wellington once described Waterloo as “the nearest-run thing you ever saw in your life.” Evidence uncovered by Waterloo Uncovered at Hougoumont and Mont-Saint-Jean has revealed just how true that statement is – and just how close Napoleon came to winning at the Battle of Waterloo.
Spring Dig Diary
In this month’s Dig Diary, we fill you in on the loss of one of the last surviving witnesses of Waterloo, shine a spotlight on our 2021 programmes including Battlefields Uncovered; and recap our successful fundraising event, An Evening Uncovered.
Veterans’ Stories: Jamie
Learn more about Jamie, who took part in our 2020 Virtual Programme and 2021 Arts Programme.
Veterans’ Stories: Sean
Learn more about Sean, who participated in our 2015 Programme and went on to be the first participant of our Work Experience Programme in 2020.