Museums
We are the Durham’s: A new chapter for Durham’s military story
AMOT was delighted to be invited to a preview of The Light, Durham, and its new permanent exhibition, We Are The Durhams. This sensitively curated
The Trust represents over 140 Army museums and collections across the UK. These collections hold countless stories of individuals told through objects and archives. This page aims to highlight collections of stories from across the network on a variety of topics, shifting to commemorate different aspects of Army Museum history and heritage.
AMOT was delighted to be invited to a preview of The Light, Durham, and its new permanent exhibition, We Are The Durhams. This sensitively curated
The Tank Museum’s mission is to tell the story of the tank and the people who served in them. A powerful new film provides a
The Army Museums Ogilby Trust (AMOT) is delighted to share a significant new research resource that will prove invaluable to military museums, researchers, genealogists, and
This summer, the Government’s Great British Summer Savings campaign is making family days out easier on the wallet. From 25 June to 1 September 2026,
For the first time, The Tank Museum will be joined by acclaimed historians and broadcasters Al Murray and James Holland on a London stage exploring
Could You Help Put a Name to a Face? One of the most exciting things about military history is that there are always new stories
The Army Museum Ogilby Trust is delighted to congratulate David Blake on his appointment as a Fellow of the Ecclesiastical History Society (EHS) for 2026.
AMOT 2025 Grants Royal Anglian Museum: Royal Anglian History in 25 Objects: Diversifying Access A reflection of the success of their grant project. Project Overview During
AMOT 2024 Grants The Staffordshire Regiment Museum: Reimagining our Regiment’s post Second World War World A reflection of the success of their grant project. National ServiceThe
AMOT 2024 Grants Cheshire Military Museum: Refreshing for a Younger Generation A reflection of the success of their grant project. As a Museum we felt that
AMOT 2024 Grants Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum: Interpretation for younger audiences The Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum reflects on the success of their grant project. We
AMOT 2024 Grants Manchester Regiment Collections: Films for the Future:the legacy of the Manchester Regiment Report Michelle Hill, Curator, Tameside Museums & Galleries, reflects on
AMOT 2024 Grants KOYLIM: Remembering the 324 Battery Report The Museum reflects on the success of their grant project. Conservation A large memorial to men
A hidden archive of animals in uniforms; Uncovering the rare and endangered Stuart Black at the University of Reading is currently undertaking a scoping exercise
Rations for Two: Pregnancy and Maternity in the British Army Sam Jolley, Curator/Collections Manager, The Royal Logistic Corps Museum introduces their current exhibition exploring the
Encouraging Young People into Museums Cumbria’s Museum of Military Life’s, Learning and Events Assistant, Rachel Brodie, shares her experience engaging younger people in the community