Eastney Barracks information

Eastney Barracks was a military installation occupied by the Royal Marines and located at Eastney near Portsmouth. Eastney Barracks, designed by William...

13,591. Eastney Barracks were built as headquarters for the Royal Marine Artillery, who moved in during 1867. At the same time as the barracks, a pair...

pending relocation. The Museum was established in October 1958 at Eastney Barracks, which was originally constructed as the Headquarters of the Royal...

Division of the Royal Marines moved to Eastney Barracks in August 1923 leaving the site empty. In 1927 the Barracks were recommissioned as HMS St. Vincent...

Service became an integral part of the Corps. Its original home was Eastney Barracks, Portsmouth; where it remained until 1930 when it was transferred to...

Haslar Eastney Barracks (Royal Marine Artillery barracks 1867–1923, Royal Marines barracks 1923–1995) — converted into housing. Forton Barracks (Royal...

Yomper" was unveiled by Margaret Thatcher in 1992 outside the former Eastney Barracks near Portsmouth. The Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel at Pangbourne...

by Portsmouth City Council. The southern part of the Royal Marines' Eastney Barracks is now the Royal Marines Museum, and was opened to the public under...

a separate unit in 1859 led to Eastney Barracks being built to accommodate them; the barracks were opened at Eastney in 1867. Following the amalgamation...

Royal Marines (ATURM). The Technical Training Wing was moved from Eastney Barracks to Poole in 1973 and the base became known as the Royal Marines Poole...

(first to Fort Cumberland, then to the new purpose-built Eastney Barracks); Gunwharf Barracks were then given over to the Royal Artillery for a time, after...

the museum in the Ministry of Defence. It will soon be moving from Eastney Barracks to Portsmouth Dockyard. The Royal Marines have a proud history and...

canoe handling. The training camp scenes in the film were shot at Eastney Barracks in Southsea, Hampshire. Many of the barrack buildings seen in the film...

Marines Museum. Based in the lavishly decorated former Officers' Mess of Eastney Barracks (built in the 1860s for the Royal Marine Artillery), the museum includes...

1916. His medal group was later loaned to the Royal Marines Museum, Eastney Barracks by his son Lieutenant-Colonel John Malcolm Harvey of the King's Regiment...

Albert Street, Eastney on 14 February 1901 by the Admiralty. The new Cadet Corps was based at the now closed Royal Marines Eastney Barracks in Portsmouth...

Prince Albert Street, Eastney on 14 February 1901. The new Cadet Corps was then based at the now closed Royal Marines Eastney Barracks in Portsmouth. It was...

surgeon aboard HMS Highflyer, before being appointed staff surgeon at Eastney Barracks in Portsmouth in June 1905. Having scored heavily for the Royal Navy...

re-amalgamated, they gave up Forton Barracks, and amalgamated their Portsmouth homes in Eastney Barracks. Forton Barracks became HMS St. Vincent – one of...

to the Jane had managed to row across the Solent, landing opposite Eastney Barracks at Southsea at around 7:00 PM, prior to the capsizing of the Selina...

(Number in Worship Register: 70767; Name: Eastney Evangelical Free Church; Address: Eastney Road, Eastney; Denomination: Evangelical Free Church. (Archived...

sailing to Langstone harbour and the first Lumps Fort and Eastney battery were built to protect Eastney beach. The city and harbour's most recent comprehensive...

October 1947 SCOBBS dropped the word School from its name and moved to RM Eastney to become the Small Raids Wing (SRW) of the Amphibious School, Royal Marines...

Crookham) Troop 6 (Bordon) Platoon 8 (Gibraltar Barracks) Troop Barossa Company, HQ in Cosham 1 (Eastney) Troop 2 (Peronne Road) Platoon 3 (Hayling Island)...

Portsmouth Grammar School is established. 1747 – Fort Cumberland is built in Eastney. 1753 – Portsmouth in Virginia is founded. 1760 – The modern Landport Gate...