A new military museum is opening in Warwick this month.
The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars is located in Trinity Mews in Priory Road.
There was an official opening ceremony on Monday, April 4, where the site was opened by HRH Princess Anne.
Now, the team at the Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars say they are looking forward to welcoming the public to the site from the April 15.
Visitors to the Museum are invited to take a journey through time and explore the history of Britain’s senior light cavalry regiment – starting in 1685 and running to the present day.
People will be able to discover how Hussars lived and fought across the centuries; find out about Winston Churchill’s connection to the Regiment; and see the artefacts on display – including a Ferret scout car.
For more information about the museum go to: https://www.qrhmuseum.com/
1. The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars: Churchill’s Own
A sneak peak inside the new museum opening in Warwick Photo: Mike Baker
2. The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars: Churchill’s Own.
Here's a sneak peek at one of the displays inside the new museum in Warwick Photo: Mike Baker
3. The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars: Churchill’s Own.
One of the exhibits in the new museum which is located in Priory Road in Warwick Photo: Photo by Mike Baker
4. The Museum of The Queen’s Royal Hussars: Churchill’s Own
The new museum will be opening to the public on April 15 Photo: Mike Baker