Staffordshire Regiment Museum, Regimental museum in Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, England.
The Staffordshire Regiment Museum in Lichfield displays military vehicles, weapons, uniforms, medals, and personal items from soldiers across three centuries of service. The collection includes equipment, uniform variations, and individual possessions that document different periods of regimental life.
The regiment was established in Lichfield in 1705 and first served in the Caribbean. It subsequently took part in numerous military campaigns that shaped its history over the following centuries.
The museum holds personal letters, photographs, and documents that belonged to soldiers across different eras. These items offer glimpses into the everyday lives and significant moments of those who served in the regiment.
The museum is fully accessible for visitors with mobility challenges and features step-free access throughout. Free parking is available on site, making it easy to plan your visit without extra concerns.
Visitors can walk through a reconstructed World War I trench system and explore an authentic public air raid shelter on the museum grounds. These replicas provide direct experience with the conditions soldiers faced in battle and where civilians sought protection.
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