Read about the fascinating story of two siblings, an Argyll and a VAD nurse. Both lost their lives within a few short months of each other at the same hospital in Rouen, France during the First World War. Read more
The events of the Indian Mutiny, or First War of Independence, marked a bloody and violent chapter in British-Indian relations. One particular day, six Victoria Crosses were awarded to the Regiment - but should we believe the old saying that this all happened before breakfast? Read more
Each November we pause to remember those whose lives have been lost in service with our Armed Forces. This tradition of a day of remembrance began in 1919, following the devastating losses of the First World War. In this blog we reflect on some of those Argylls who gave their all. Read more
The 93rd became immortalised as 'the thin red line' after facing down the Russian forces at Balaklava on 25th October 1854. Read on to find out more. Read more
Join Rod's search through the Museum archive to discover more about the service of a Military Medal recipient. Read more
Have you tried on a feather bonnet, picked up a WW2 field telephone or held a postcard from WWI? Hear how you could borrow our handling boxes. Read more
What's the best thing about the new museum? How many objects do we have? Our Collections Team answer questions about the Museum's collection as part of the annual #AskACurator day. Read more
Read more about our Collections Volunteer's time exploring the Maps in our archive. Read more
A message from outgoing Chairman of the Regimental Trust, Brigadier Bruce Russell, on the completion of the redevelopment project and subsequent Royal opening. Read more
We are delighted to announce the reopening of The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum on Wednesday 30th June 2021! Read more