Displays and audio visual experiences are set to give fresh
insight into key regimental battles and individual stories of conflict at The
York Army Museum following the award of a £1 million Heritage Lottery Fund grant.
Home to some of the most important regimental collections in
England, the museum will present military stories in modern and
thought-provoking exhibitions including those that tell the very first story of
action in the First World War. It will also display the earliest surviving
British cavalry standard – The Dettingden Standard – dating from 1720-40.
This project will focus on the collections of the Royal
Dragoon Guards and Prince of Wales’s Own Regiment of Yorkshire, which reflect
the roles of the cavalry and infantry in the north of England over the past 328
years.
The museum will re-open in August.
www.rdgmuseum.org.uk
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