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The Sherwood Foresters in World War I by Dr Denise Amos

Graphic

2/8th Batallion, The Sherwood Rangers Regiment, marching the front line in France.
Men of the 2/8th Battalion, The Sherwood Foresters Regiment, marching to the front line in France (1917).

Photographic

Inspire Picture Archive, Picture the Past and Picture Nottingham

There are a number of images of the Sherwood Foresters on the Inspire Picture Archive, Picture the Past and Picture Nottingham websites:

Imperial War Museums

There are photographs relating to the Sherwood Foresters Regiment in World War I in the Imperial War Museum collections:

National Army Museum

The museum collections holds a number of photographs of the regiment in World War I:

Film & video

A Terrible Beauty (2013). A thousand men from the Sherwood Foresters  thought they were going to France to fight in the First World War. Instead they found themselves in Dublin being attacked by Irish Volunteer during the Easter Uprising 1916.