Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum (Royal
Warwickshire)
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum (Royal
Warwickshire) tells the story of over 300 years
of history of the County's Regiment, from its
raising in 1674 to the Fusiliers of today. The
museum is situated in the centre of Warwick. It
is currently closed for relocation, and should
reopen in 2022 at Pageant House, Jury Street,
Warwick.
The museum offers research services to those who
wish to learn more about relatives who served
during the Regiment's history, as well as huge
amounts of information and fascinating exhibits.
Due to recent funding cuts, the museum needs
more and more for funding from donations
to be able to continue its educational work.
We, as a group, would encourage anyone
with an interest or family tie to the
Warwicks, to visit the museum. We are proud to
be able to offer the chance to donate funds to
the museum or purchase Warwickshire
memorabilia at our shows, namely:
- 'No Better Soldier' - an excellent book written by 2nd Battalions Commanding Officer, Capt Illing recounting his time with the Warwicks in WW2
- Bobby the Antelope - a soft toy of the famous Black Buck Antelope mascot of the Warwickshire Regiment
To visit the Museum's website, please click on
the picture below
