At 518 Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, the Royal Highland Fusiliers Regimental Museum traces the history of the Regiment and the forces that came before it. Its two floors cover the establishment of Fusilier forces and the Scottish units’ contributions in the First and Second World Wars. Look for uniforms, weapons, battle dress and bonnets, with displays that connect objects to the conflicts they came from. Entry is free, and staff can help with questions about the regimental history.
Objects and stories from the Regiment
The displays include weapons, uniforms, battle dress and bonnets. Each is connected to the story of a conflict, giving the collection a focus on the people and events behind the objects.
The museum also tells the story of the Regiment’s antecedent regiments and successor battalion. Its exhibits bring together material from different periods of Scottish military history.
A two-floor visit
The ground floor covers the establishment of Fusilier forces. Upstairs, the displays turn to the contributions of Scottish units during the First and Second World Wars.
There is a substantial amount of information to read across the two floors. Allow time to explore at your own pace, and ask the staff if you would like help with the regimental history.
FAQ
Is admission free?
Yes. The museum has free admission.
Which days is the museum open?
It is open Tuesday to Friday and closed on Mondays and weekends. Check ahead in case opening times change.
What is on display?
The collection includes weapons, uniforms, battle dress and bonnets, alongside exhibits on the Regiment and Scottish units in the two world wars.
