The Green Howards Regimental Museum
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The Green Howards Regimental Museum
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The Regimental Musuem of the Green Howards is located in

Trinity Church Square, Richmond, N Yorkshire, DL10 4QN
(Selecting on the above address will take you to the MultiMap site, showing the exact location of the Museum).



The Regimental Museum of the Green Howards
The Regimental Museum of the Green Howards, located in Trinity Square, Richmond.

The Museum was founded by Tommy Collins, later Brigadier Tommy Collins, in 1938.
In May 1998, the Museum was the winner of the bronze White Rose Award, - the Yorkshire Tourist Board's award for the best Visitor Attraction (under 50,000 visitors). The museum's collection spans three centuries of travel, campaigning and war. Artefacts and photographs of the Crimean War, the North-West Frontier of India, the Boer War and archive film of World War 1 form part of the vivid presentation of the Green Howards' story in both peace and war.
The unique Collins' Collection of uniforms and head-dress includes rare examples from 1768 to the present day of the regular Green Howards, North York Militia and Volunteers.
There are more than 3,850 medals and decorations including eighteen Victoria Crosses and three George Crosses presented to members of the Regiment for acts of supreme courage. 16 of the actual Victoria Crosses and 1 of the actual George Crosses are on display.

School Parties
School parties of up to twenty can be accommodated in the Resource Centre where they can see archive film on video, play CD ROM discs and "hands on" material, all linked to the National Curriculum.

Interactive Video
The story of the 'Western Front' in World War 1 using archive film produced by the Imperial War Museum, with touch-screen operation and CD-ROM in the Resource Centre.

Education Services

A resource centre constructed for primary and secondary school parties. Teachers' packs, worksheets, videos and 'hands on' objects linked to the National Curriculum.

Archives
Facilities for studying archive materials and library books available by appointment.
Assistance to find out more about relatives who were once Green Howards.
The Museum has a CD-ROM for easy access to the names of all members of the Regiment killed in World War I.

Museum Opening Hours
Monday - Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. CLOSED Sundays
Closed Christmas Eve until 31st January

Admission Charges
Adults - £3.50p (Concessions £3.00p), Richmond Residents - £3.00p
Children FREE (accompanied by an adult), School Parties - £1.00p per head.

Curator:
Ms Lynda Powell

Telephone   01748-826561.   Fax    01748-826561.


You can find out more about the Green Howards and the Museum by visiting the website of the Friends of the Green Howards,

http://www.greenhowards.org.uk/


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