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The centrepiece of the exhibition is a huge 25 square metre diorama of the battle of Waterloo with over 30,000 model soldiers and horses. In total there are over 40,000 objects of considerable historical interest in the Museum, including uniforms, medals, weapons, silver and paintings. The Museum regularly organises special events, such as exhibitions, lectures and 'Fun for All' days during school holidays.

Discover the journey that led to one of the the most defining moments in our nation's history. This museum is beautifully thought out, with the displays progressing you steadily through the history of the Green jackets. The diorama of the battle of Waterloo was particularly impressive.
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If you have already decided to visit The Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum, the information below will help you. If you are planning to visit Winchester, you should include a visit to our Museum. The Museum is easy to find adjacent to the Great Hall and within 100 metres of the High Street and the West Gate.
Wheelchairs The museum displays are situated on two floors. A wheelchair and stair lift is available for visitors use. Wheelchair-accessible toilet and baby changing facilities are located on the ground floor. There is limited free car parking on site for visitors to Winchester's Military Museums only.
Situated adjacent to Winchester's Great Hall and within easy walking distance of the City centre, The Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum, opened in 1989, is one of the best regimental museums in the Country. It is also one of Winchester's five military museums.

Visited by thousands every year, the Museum records, visually, graphically and entertainingly, the history of The Royal Green Jackets and their predecessors who were three of the finest and most famous regiments in the British Army.In the same building, but separate to the Museum, is The Rifles Collection allowing visitors to follow the story of Rifle Regiment into the present day.
This artwork on display on the first floor of the Museum is by James De Vine Aylward and was painted in 1917. The painting re-creates a well-known incident in the history of the 95th Rifles. The cottage is Maison Valette on the Charleroi-Brussels road, about 100 metres behind Wellington's front line.
This photograph of Riflemen relaxing was taken in 1944 near Hill 112 East of Villers Bocage in Northern France. The image shows men serving with 8RB (8th Battalion Rifle Brigade) receiving post and catching up on the news from home. To the rear of the picture is a half track. 8RB was one of two. The units in the town included the 2nd Bn King's Royal Rifle Corps and the 1st Bn The Rifle Brigade were part of the relieving force.
Reviews (7)
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Steve Barrett
Steve Barrett
Oct 12, 2020
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Very good museum, it’s a pity the museum does not promote the Cap Badges worn by the men as MEMORIAL AT PENINSULA LTD do, the Tribute and Memorial Chairs / Benches outside the museum are a credit to the… Regiment. The Royal Green Jackets Museum and The Regiment including the RGJA do NOT OWN the graphic design to the GJB and the RGJ Cap Badges worn, these are legally owned by MEMORIAL AT PENINSULA LTD
William Wright
William Wright
Feb 19, 2020
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A superb museum with excellent displays for all ages. The Waterloo diorama is astonishing and worth a visit on it's own. Evening historical lectures are educational and entertaining. Overall an excellent experience with friendly, knowledgeable and friendly staff.
Rich Hall
Rich Hall
Nov 01, 2019
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Fantastic place, an amazing collection of information and artifacts. Whatever your opinion of British military history, the scale of sacrifice and bravery represented in the medal room is humbling.
Christopher R. Turpin
Christopher R. Turpin
Oct 11, 2019
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Really well laid out, well present museum - highly recommend if in Winchester and their Waterloo exhibit is worth the entrance fee on its own.
Carrie Louise Priestley
Carrie Louise Priestley
Sep 03, 2019
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Excellent museum, the staff were so helpful and friendly, answering all of our questions they were a great help
Jan Bell
Jan Bell
Aug 17, 2019
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Very interesting and not too expensive to gain entry. If you gift aid you can return free for a year.