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Old 28-03-22, 06:42 PM
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You may be interested to know that a new museum website has been launched today.

The web address is www.qrhmuseum.com

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Old 28-03-22, 08:59 PM
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Thank you.

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Great news.
This puts three regimental museums within 500 metres of each other - The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (Royal Warwickshire), Warwickshire Yeomanry and Queen's Royal Hussars. Add to that all of the other attractions in Warwick and it can make for a great destination.
My grandparents lived in Leamington Spa, so visits to Warwick and the three museums - when The Queen's Own Hussars Museum was located at Lord Leycester Hospital - were always at the top of my "must do" list.

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