The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's)

Regimental Headquarters and Museum - Stirling Castle After the Argylls left the Castle in 1964, a plan was devised to restore and maintain it in good order for the Nation. To this end, in the late 1990's, and at a cost of £6 million, the barrack rooms were demolished from within the Great Hall and it was completely restored to its former glory. The finished design and structure is simply awesome! The Castle is now a national monument maintained by Historic Scotland and is the home of the Regimental Museum of the A&SH. The Museum, which is situated in the King's Old Building, contains a very interesting and comprehensive display of:- Banners of the Pipes & Drums Battalion Documents Military Artefacts Photographs Pictures Regimental Colours Regimental Silver Uniforms Utensils Victoria Cross and Gallantry Medals - there are 8 VC's on display - Click here for more details Weapons It is an authentic and lasting historical record of one of Scotland's finest Regiments. You must go and see it!
Aerial view of Stirling Castle from the north west
Enquiries: Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum The Castle Stirling FK8 1EH Scotland UK Telephone: 01786 475165 E-mail: museum@argylls.co.uk Web Site: http://www.argylls.co.uk	Historic Scotland Stirling Castle Stirling FK8 1EH Scotland UK Telephone: 01786 450000