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Plan your visit
Admission and opening hours
Price: Free*10.00am - 5.00pm Tuesdays to Saturdays and Bank Holiday Mondays
* Donations appreciated (it helps to keep us running)
Eating
Although no refreshments are available on site there are numerous places within the vicinity providing a variety of food and drink, from light-bites to full-meals.
Toilets
There are public toilets on the ground floor, which include an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities.
Access
Unfortunately there is no lift to the museum on the first floor, as it is a Grade I listed building. Visitors can get an idea about what the exhibition in the gallery looks like from the Virtual Tour facility on a touchscreen on the ground floor. Certain items can also be brought down for viewing by visitors on request. Enquiries welcome. The small car park at St John’s House has disabled parking at the back and the rear entrance is wheelchair accessible (there is a ramp).
Museum displays
Explore the four rooms:
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The Kendall Room covers the history of the Regiment until the end of the Second World War and tells some of the personal stories behind the events. |
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The Owen Room deals with Regimental traditions, the link with Warwickshire, the mascot and regimental music. You can dress in real military uniforms, listen to eyewitness accounts of the D-Day landings and learn about some of the Regiments’ Famous Sons. Most famously these include Field Marshals Slim and Montgomery. |
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The Ryan Room looks at the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers and in particular their tours of duty in Afghanistan. It also looks at some of the people that the Royal Warwickshire Regiment fought against over the years. |
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The King Henry VIII Charity Room contains most of the museum’s collection of medals and explains the main types of medal: - for gallantry, campaigns, Long Service and Good Conduct, Honours, and commemorative. |
Group visits
Pre-booked parties are welcome. Please telephone for details.
Tel: 01926 491653
How to find us
The museum is on the first floor of St John's House in Warwick. The town is in the heart of England and is easily reached by road from Birmingham, Coventry and Stratford. There is a spacious public car park in St Nicholas Park at the rear of the museum. Trains stop at Warwick Station from Birmingham, Stratford and London.
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum
(Royal Warwickshire)
St John's House
Warwick
CV34 4NF
Tel: 01926 491653