The 79th Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders

• Record of the Formation and Services of the 79th Cameron Highlanders
  A transcript of an original hand written document.
• 1793 - 1853
  The Clan Cameron,  Raising of the Regiment, Flanders, West Indies, Holland, -Ferrol and Cadiz, Egypt, Ireland, A 2nd battalion, Proposed abolition of the kilt, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, Corunna, Spain, The Peninsular War, Busaco,  Foz d’Arouce, Fuentes d'Onor, Death of Colonel Philip Cameron, Lord Wellington’s opinion of the 79th, Salamanca, Siege of Burgos, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse, Home, Quatre Bras, Waterloo, France, Home, Chichester, Portsmouth, Jersey, Ireland, Canada, New Colours, Scotland, England, Gibraltar, "Bailie Nicol Jarvie", Canada, Scotland, Chobham, Portsmouth.
• 1853 - 1873
  War with Russia, New Colours, the 79th parts with some of its best men to the 93rd, ordered to the Crimea, the Highland Brigade, The Alma, Sebastopol, Balaklava, Valley of Death, Kertch, Yenikali, Sir Colin Campbell, Dr Mackenzie, Home,  Madras, Allahabad, Lucknow, Boodaoon, End of the Indian Mutiny, Meeanmeer, Peshawur, Rawul Pindee, Earl of Mayo, Jubbulpoor, the 93rd Highlanders, Nagpoor, Kamptee, Bombay, Home, Isle of Wight, the Queen’s attentions and honours, Colonel Hodgson, Colonel Miller,  Ashantee, Coomassie.
• 1873 - 1886
  Aldershot, Edinburgh, Fort George, Glasgow, Sir John Douglas becomes Colonel, Gibraltar, Proposal to link the Regiment with the Black Watch made and abandoned, Depôt fixed at Inverness, Orders for Egypt, Alexandria, Ramleh, Ismailia, The Desert March, Tel-el-Kebir, Zagazig, Cairo, Sir Archibald Alison’s Farewell Order, Presentation of Medals by General Graham, Expedition up the Nile, Korosko, Wady Haifa, Kosheh and Mograkeh, Giniss, Honours from the Khedive, Return to England.
• Historical Records of the 79th Cameron Highlanders
  This is a pdf book of their history. (1887) (pdf)
• The History of the 7th Battalion Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
  By Colonel J. W. Sandilands C.B., CMG, DSO, and Lieut Colonel Norman MacLeod CMG., DSO (1922) (pdf)
• Historical Records of the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders
  In six volumes whre Volume 4 includes the account of the regiment in Canada.
• A Highlander Goes to War A Memoir 1939-46
  By Peter Grant (1995)