Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum

Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum

Registered charity 1057884 · Wales

Our main appeal

Museum Education

We are seeking donations towards our museum education project.

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Messages from supporters

We have donated today in appreciation of the research carried out by Colonel Nick Lock.
£30 The Williams family · 14 Oct
A great cause and family links to the RWF
£250 Gary Liptrot · 8 Jun
In Remembrance and with Tribute to 23640 Private Benjamin Vaughan Hughes, 13th Battalion who gave his life for his country on 18th February 1918. He bravely served with his brothers, 23639 Evan Hughes and 23638 Owen Hughes who both survived the Great War. Evan Hughes is our Grandfather. They will always be lovingly remembered by us, Jane Isaacs and Lynda Hughes, Great Nieces to Private Benjamin Vaughan Hughes.
£100 Lynda Hughes & Jane Isaacs · 18 Feb
It's the best way of remembering what we owe Welsh soldiers.
£100 Dermot Rooney · 3 Feb
Help from Mike researching my Grandfathers service
£50 Doug Andrews · 26 Sept
Visited this brilliant museum a few years ago, though making the donation principally to acknowledge the help given by Captain Williams and his team to our SSAFA clients
£50 Johanna Kaufmann · 14 Sept
A worthy cause.
£30 Darren Millar MS · 23 Aug
£100 James Barham · 19 Aug
In relation to medal search of a relative who served in the RWF leading up to and during WW1.
£50 William Shaw · 24 Jul
Thank you Nick for your help in family history research,
£5 julie · 10 Jul
£5 Anne Ammundsen · 15 Jun
My father, William John Williams was a corporal in the Royal Welch Fusiliers during the Malayan Emergency. He is still with us but in failing health. He looks back fondly at his time with the Regiment and has asked me to donate on his behalf.
£15 Stephen Williams · 6 May

About Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum

The RWF Museum is an independent charity  inside Caernarfon Castle. We have been serving the community and preserving the history of Wales’ oldest Regiment for over 60 years. Our mission is to preserve, promote, and educate on the history of the Regiment and remember those who served our country. Donations go towards care for over 20,000 objects in the collection, providing educational opportunities for schools, groups, and international audiences, maintaining the museum, and outreach programs.

We want to continue our mission and expand our audience so that more people will understand the stories and the history of the Regiment. Now more than ever we need your support to fulfil our mission. By supporting the RWF Museum, you are joining a close community of supporters who are making the Museum more resilient for future generations.