The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise’s) was created under the Childers Reforms in 1881 by the amalgamation of the 91st Argyllshire Highlanders (raised 1794) and 93rd Sutherland Highlanders (raised 1799) but traces its history back to the raising of the Stirlingshire Militia in 1639.
Shelley C
7 months agoA very interesting museum that is full of artifacts relating to the Argyll and Sutherland's Regiment. The building is not accessible to people who use a wheelchair. There are steps to access the building, and it has steps between the floors. To access the museum you need a Stirling Castle ticket. It is best to buy these in advance. There is a one-way system around the museum. It has a souvernir shop which had some nice items at a reasonable price.
Scouse Mouse
10 months agoWe visited in July 2024. A great museum housed in the grounds of Stirling Castle. I recently discovered that my grandfather was in this regiment. I am so happy we got to see the exhibits. Please do go in if you are at the Castle 🏰
ΒΑΣΙΛΗΣ ΚΟΛΙΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ
a month agoA true gem inside Stirling Castle! Not only is it well organized and preserved as a museum, it also presents a fine military spectacle through its numerous authentic artifacts, flags, weapons, uniforms, marvelous paintings and provides a clear and concise history of the proud Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. An absolute must for any military history enthusiast visiting Scotland and a great source of inspiration for military personnel, motivated by heroism and quest for glory. Congratulations to all the museum's team members and special thanks to the CEO for the interesting conversation and his kind behavior!
Mary MacKinnon
4 months agoIslay Carmichael gave us a fabulous personal tour of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Museum within Stirling Castle. Andy Hay was able to add more detail to relevant family military history. A huge big thank you to them & staff at the museum for a wonderful visit. We so appreciate your time, your care & your passion. Mary Sandeman
David Maclugash
6 months agoGreat visit. You get to weave your way through the history of the regiment