How we have changed!
page 280th Anniversary of the King's Own Royal
Regiment Museum
The museum was officially opened on 10th December 1929
by Lord Derby.
Lord Derby inspects soldiers of the regiment in Dalton Square, Lancaster.
Accession Number KO0125/01
Lord Derby, The Mayor of Lancaster, Councillor Till, and Corporation
Processing from Town Hall to Museum
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Lord Derby and the official procession from Lancaster Town Hall to the
museum in Market Square.
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Lord Derby meets King's Own veterans of the First World War who are on
parade in Market Square, Lancaster.
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Lord Derby receives Gold Key for opening the museum
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Lord Derby officially opens the door to the King's Own Royal Regiment
Museum, Lancaster, 10th December, 1929.
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View of the then Borough Museum (now City Museum) which includes the
King's Own Royal Regiment Museum, Market Square, Lancaster. 10th
December 1929.
Accession Number KO0125/07
Invitation to Mr and Mrs Bland, the Borough Curator, to the opening of the
Regimental Museum.
Accession Number KO2533-007
Invitation from the Borough of Lancaster to Sergeant T Taylor, to the
opening of the Regimental Museum of the King’s Own Royal Regiment, 10
Dec 1929.
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Note on dress at the Opening of the Regimental Museum, 10 Dec 1929
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Borough of Lancaster Programme for the Opening of the Regimental Museum
of the King’s Own Royal Regiment, by The Earl of Derby, 10 Dec 1929.
Accession Number: KO3111/40
How we have changed -
introduction
How we have changed - how the museum looked
Some early acquisitions