Oxfordshire YeomanryThe Oxfordshire Yeomanry history spans the development of volunteer Yeomanry units in response to external threat, their use (or misuse) internally, then later the highest standards which could be achieved by a volunteer body over the duration of the First War, to eye witness accounts of the relief of Belsen. Imperial YeomanryAnglo-Boer War 1899 – 1902
Our Collections Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum looks after three key military history collections for the region. These archives and objects are the property of three bodies: the Trustees of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, the Trustees of the Oxfordshire Yeomanry and Soldiers of Oxfordshire Trust. SOFO Museum holds a collection of over 3,500 objects and 7,500 archive items from two county regiments, the Queens Own Oxfordshire Hussars (QOOH) and…
