Welcome to the Anglo Sikh Wars project

After Annexation: Frontier Defence to the last stand at Saragarhi

Exhibition finale

On the final day of the exhibition Anglo Sikh Wars Battles, Treaties and Relics join us for a riveting lecture by Jay Singh-Sohal. We will also have on display rare paintings and portraits which were not used in the exhibition. We will also have on display rare Sikh weapons which are a must for all for all to see.

Jay-Singh Sohal-Documentary maker and author

Sunday 4 June Newarke Houses Museum 1pm – 3pm
After the Anglo-Sikh Wars, Sikhs transitioned within a generation from being the fiercest of British foes to the staunchest of imperial allies. Discover this journey through photographs and accounts of the time how and why Sikhs fought for Britain, from New Delhi to the frontier.

In this engaging talk from journalist and filmmaker Jay Singh-Sohal, discover the story of Sikh service and the valiant last stand at Saragarhi in commemoration of the battle’s 120th anniversary.

Free Lecture: Spaces are limited for all lectures: Book below to guarantee your place

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Parking

Due to the Riverside festival there will be no parking at the Newarke. You are advised to park at a car park or on road parking in town (which is 5 minutes away from the museum).

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Newarke Houses Museum Leicester

The Newarke Houses Museum is a public museum in Leicester, England. It incorporates the museum of the Royal Leicestershire Regiment. It occupies two buildings: Wyggeston’s Chantry House, and Skeffington House.

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