The Liverpool Scottish Museum Trust
Registered Charity Number 277953
Associated with the Army Museum Ogilby Trust and the Association of Independent Museums
The pipers playing the Regimental March, The Glendaruel Highlanders, can be asked to pause by pressing the 'Escape' button on your keyboard
The Liverpool Scottish Regimental Museum Trustees regret to announce the recent deaths of our Honorary Treasurer, Major Ken Ravenscroft, on 1 June 2009 and of Mr Freddie Bates, 10 June 2009. Our deepest sympathy is extended to their families.
Donations may be made, in memory of Ken, to the British Lung Foundation or Cancer Research through the Co-operative Funeral Service, 6 The Row, Market Street, Hoylake, Wirral CH47 3BB
CLICK HERE - Link to Newsletter No. 7- CLICK HERE
Over the Christmas period, we will not be available at New Zealand House from Wednesday 17 December 2008. In the New Year we will be available from Wednesday 7 January 2009.
The premises at Botanic Road are now closed. Our normal enquiry service has resumed.. Queries are now being dealt with in turn following an unprecedented rush in the period of the 90th Anniversary of the end of the First World War. The Archive Office is established at New Zealand House (First Floor) in Liverpool but please continue to use the postal address given on the contact page. Contact details remain the same. Please do NOT telephone the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment office at New Zealand House for Liverpool Scottish enquiries
The museum's extensive photographic and documentary collection will be available for consultation. However, it is probable that an appointment will be necessary and we will be normally available at New Zealand House on Wednesdays from 11 am until 3 pm. Please phone the Honorary Curator or the Honorary Secretary for an appointment. There are, as yet, no plans for the display of the museum's artifacts: these are now in secure storage.
( Amended 30 November 2008, St Andrew's Day)
The website will be amended over the coming months to represent our new status
The Regimental Museum is the
responsibility of the Regimental Museum Trust, established in
1979 to protect the collection of artifacts which have been
acquired since the foundation of the 8th (Scottish) Volunteer
Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment) in 1900. This and its
successor units have been known generally as "The Liverpool
Scottish".
If your PC is equipped with sound-playback capabilities, you will have been greeted by the regimental march, the Glendaruel Highlanders. It will only play for about one minute, so don't worry. It can be silenced by pressing the 'escape' button on your computer keyboard. This tune, and others like it, can be downloaded from our Pipe Duty Tunes page.
The Museum moved from Forbes
House in Childwall in 1999 where it had reached provisional registration
status with the Museums and Galleries Commission. In its new location
(officially re-opened in November 2002) it has been awarded 'Fully
Registered' status by Resource (Council for Museums, Libraries, Archives and
Libraries), the successor to the MGC. It is affiliated to the Army Museums
Ogilby Trust and receives professional curatorial advice from the
National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside. It receives no
public funds on a regular basis (though there have been some recent specific
purposes grants) and is maintained otherwise entirely by voluntary donations
from well wishers, private regimental sources and from those who
have made use of its research services. The Museum has occupied
new premises in Botanic Road, Liverpool and has now re-established its displays. It will need to raise substantial funds
to ensure the proper provision for display, conservation and storage of its
collection.
IMPORTANT Please read Newsletter 7. See 'Visiting and Contact' page
Donations would be welcomed by the Secretary and cheques should be made payable to the Liverpool Scottish Regimental Museum Trust. His address can be found on the 'Visiting and Contact' page
The Chairman of the Museum Trust is Professor Donald Ritchie CBE FRSE DL (Emeritus Professor of Genetics, University of Liverpool). The Honorary Secretary is Major IL Riley TD FSA Scot (01925 766157), the Honorary Curator is Mr. Dennis Reeves. (Tel: 0151 645 5717) and the Honorary Treasurer is Major K. Ravenscroft (contact via the Secretary)
The Webmaster of this Site is Major Ian Riley. He can be contacted at ilriley@liverpoolscottish.org.uk
The Museum issues occasional newsletters on items of Liverpool Scottish interest
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