Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum
Herefordshire Light Infantry MuseumMuseum, free entry
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01432 359917
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Suvla Barracks, Harold Street,
Hereford,
HR1 2QX
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The Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum tells the story of the Herefordshire Light Infantry in campaigns such as Galipoli, Egypt and Palestine.
The Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum also describes their inception as the Herefordshire Rifle Volunteers raised in 1860, and in modern times, their involvement in the arrest of Admiral Doenitz at the end of World War 2.
It is the 107 year story of a Volunteer Regiment from a small English County. It is a success story. A story of bravery, determination, and devotion to duty, of sadness of comrades lost, but also that of a job well done. It is a tale that ought to be known more widely.
Opening times:
By appointment only, weekdays Monday to Thursday 10am – 4pm and Fridays 10am to 2pm. Please call in advance to arrange your visit on 01432 359917
For details of when the Museum will be open, without appointment, please look at the news page.
Guide dogs permitted
Disabled status: level 2
Opening details
Prices
Free entry
Directions
See location on Google mapsMap reference: SO 518394 Lat: 52.05106 Long: -2.70370
On the A438, leaving the Hereford ring road towards Ledbury, turn onto the B4224 to Fownhope & Newent (Eign Road). Take the first turning right and turn right or left at the t-junction into Harold Street.
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