The Royal Logistic Corps serves everywhere the British Army serves – supplying, sustaining and moving soldiers during conflict or crisis. Follow their story from Waterloo to Kabul in this free entry, purpose-built museum in Worthy Down.
On display in their galleries are uniforms, medals, ordnance and personal mementoes illustrating the first 300 years of military logistics. The museum garage holds the Rolls-Royce staff car used by Field Marshal Montgomery after D-Day, and logistics vehicles nestle amongst the cases in the galleries to bring to life the history of military transport. Walk through a Boer War train, explore a world-class medal collection, see a snowmobile, EOD robots and the oldest bread roll in Winchester in this modern and accessible museum.
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Gary Johnstone
2 months agoI was pleasantly surprised visiting the museum today. With it being free I didn’t expect it to be as professional and interesting as it was. We had a very warm welcome when we arrived by the gentleman on reception. A brief explanation was given to us before we were left to explore. It is very well put together and extremely interesting. There is also a small cafe which serves good coffee. Thanks for a really pleasant few hours this afternoon.
Jelena Ol
4 months agoExcellent museum for kids you are able to read. We were there on lego brick event and it made our experience more fun. Entrance is "donation" based.
Pauline Pascoe
6 months agoWhat a great find, this was such a great museum lots of information and interactive things for children and adults to get involved with, the medals room was outstanding. I would highly recommend a visit here
Elizabeth Acheson
2 weeks agoA small free museum with a lot of interesting contents. The lego trail was really good. Could do with some picnic benches under the trees opposite where several families were picnicking
Lloyd Murray
2 months agoEnjoyable visit, plenty of things to see.