New Features for 2014

New displays show the role of The Household Cavalry Regiment (armoured reconnaissance) from The Second World War until the present day including a remarkably lifelike scene of two troopers on patrol in Afghanistan. The capture of the Eagle and Standard of the French 105th regiment of the line by The Royals at the Battle of Waterloo (18th June 1815) is magnificently re-created also. With the 100th anniversary and commemoration of the outbreak of The First World War in mind, a selection of rare exhibits are on display including the cigarette case , French dictionary and pocket book , holed by a single bullet, which belonged to Corporal of Horse Harold Buckby: a very lucky man indeed.