![]() View of Warwick Castle from River Avon ![]() The Great Hall ![]() Trebuchet in the grounds of Warwick Castle ![]() Mock Battle in the grounds of Warwick Castle Location Map of Warwick Castle - click on blue marker for directions |
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The Queen's Own Hussars Museum
Within The Lord Leycester Hospital NO FURTHER ADMISSION CHARGE. Covering over 300 years of service of the senior light cavalry regiment of the British Army, the lives of a few individuals have been chosen to bring to life each era. A chronology board relates the regimental and military events to other national and local historical events. St John's Museum
A charming Jacobean mansion housing period reconstructions of a Victorian kitchen and classroom. Includes dolls and toys, a discovery room for the under 5's and also houses the Royal Warwickshire Regimental Museum. Children most welcome. Landscaped gardens suitable for picnics. OPEN ALL YEAR (Closed Mondays) - ADMISSION FREE (donations welcome) Tuesday - Saturday (also Bank Holiday Mondays)
10.00 - 17.00 Warwickshire Museum
The Warwickshire Museum contains displays of Archaeology, Geology and Natural History, The Great Fire of Warwick and Sheldon's Tapestry Map. OPEN ALL YEAR (Closed Mondays) Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum
Uniforms, arms, swords, sabres and selected silver. Other times by appointment. ADMISSION FREE On the 25th June 1794 the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, the Earl of Warwick had raised by public subscription sufficient money to raise a force of Volunteer Cavalry for the defence of the County in the event of invasion by the French, with whom we were at war. This force comprising Gentlemen and Yeomanry of the County was named the Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry and its first commanding officer was the 4th Earl of Aylesford. |
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The Cavalry Regiment of the West Midlands – the past to the present
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