48th Highlanders of Canada, Military museum at St. Andrew's Church, Toronto, Canada
The 48th Highlanders Museum is a military collection housed in St. Andrew's Church in Toronto, displaying equipment, uniforms, photographs, and documents of the regiment. The exhibits are arranged across several spaces within the church basement.
The regiment was founded in Toronto in 1891, and the museum was later established to preserve its legacy. The collection documents the history of this unit through objects and records spanning its existence.
The collection displays uniforms, medals, and personal items that reflect the traditions of Canadian Highland regiments. These objects tell the story of the regiment's identity and its meaning to the local community.
Visit on weekdays when the collection is open, and staff can assist with research inquiries. Plan ahead as opening times are limited and subject to availability.
The institution offers support for genealogical research and helps visitors find information about ancestors who served in the unit. This makes it an important place for families pursuing personal history research.
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