An attractive and interesting exhibition depicting the history of four famous Army Regiments connected with the County of Cheshire from 1685 to the present day

Guiding you over three centuries, highlighting events involving the soldiers of Cheshire, this interactive and visual display brings the story to life. Educational and informative, it is well worth a visit for adults and children alike.

Indoor city centre attraction Bullet Point Disabled access to all areas
School visits can be arranged Bullet Point Guided tours for parties available

 

 

Saturday 25th September - All day 

THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!  His Majesty's 22nd Regiment of Foot is a Living History group focussing on the life and times of the ordinary British Soldier during the American Revolutionary War 1775-1783.  

Representing a Section of the Colonel's Company of the 22nd Regiment of Foot as it would have appeared in the year 1776 garrisoned in New York (then a Loyalist or 'Tory' city strongly opposed to independence from Great Britain), they will re-create the day to day life of the average British Soldier and those who marched alongside him.




 

Latest News: 

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1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment (Cheshire) soldiers killed in action. 

Books of Condolence are situated at the entrance to the museum, friends, family and members of the public are invited to leave a tribute.

 

 

 

VOLUNTEERS WANTED - contact the Curator or the Museum Officer

 

Museum Plan

ADULT
CONCESSION
FAMILY
£3.00
£2.00
£8.00
Cheshire Military Museum

The Castle, Chester,
Cheshire CH1 2DN

Tel: 01244 327617
Email: Click Here
Opening Times
Open 10 am to 5 pm
Last admission 4 pm

Daily. (Closed 23rd Dec 2010 to 4th Jan 2011.)