Had a lot of fun making a wartime shortbread as part of #MuseumWeek Today’s focus was #environment so we looked at the topic of minimising food waste by exploring #WW2 rationing recipes. A lot of fun and the staff/volunteers loved it! #baking#recipe#rations
#MuseumCollectionChallenge the theme is #StDavidsDay. Here is a #throwback to c.1994/5 where our regimental mascot can be seen participating in the Leek Eating Ceremony! We're not convinced on the taste though...
Its #LoveYourPetDay today! Did you know we have a long tradition of having a goat as our regimental mascot/pet? Learn a little more here: https://t.co/XP3aKCaxlU
#goats#mascot#museumarchive
Today is #LettersOfLove 💌 for our #MuseumCollectionChallenge. We love this postcard from Edward Uzzell (Welch Reg) to his wife Gretta complete with a poem and music sheet!
As it's Valentine's Day, here's a postcard revealing the romantic meanings behind the different angles that stamps are affixed to your post. Just be careful the next time you're in a hurry to send something... #ValentinesDay#exploreyourarchive
Please help Army Flying Museum by reporting the fake account impersonating them over on Instagram. The fake account is: army_flyingmuseum
#MuseumTwitter
It's #MuseumCollectionChallenge day! Here we have a SWB cap badge made from icing sugar which was used on top of the cake for the 50th anniversary of the raising of the 6th Battalion. #LetThemEatCake
This week's #MuseumCollectionChallenge is #miniatures. Here we have a close up of our large Rorke's Drift diorama from our Zulu Room. This diorama was made by a former curator. Have you seen it during your visit?
#MuseumCollectionChallenge is back! Join us this Tuesday (Feb 1st) for the theme of #Miniatures. We look forward to seeing what you have in your collections!
Thank you for all who took part in this week's #MuseumCollectionChallenge. Next week's theme is #12DaysofChristmas. We challenge you to get creative with your collection! What lyric will you choose? 🎶
Our #MuseumCollectionChallenge is #Family! Here we have a diary of poems belonging to nurse Eileen O'Donnell (1913). The end pages dedicated to her sons Lieut Neil (DOW France) and Lieut Eddie (wounded at Gallipoli) both serving with #WelchRegiment#WW1
We will be focusing on the lower proper right section of the door focusing on better understanding how the door was carved and re-carved both on ancient times and more recently
Many thanks to Amanda from @RW_Museum who helped pupils at @StIlltydsCHS with sessions on interview techniques and CV building skills today. Really appreciate you helping the pupils Amanda - Thank you!