This month, we would like to take a look at the amazing collection that belonged to Sergeant James Fisher who joined the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in 1901 until 1918 – which means he served in both the Second Boer War and World War One. The relatives of Fisher have shared his story with the …
Beyond the Battlefields: An Argylls story through objects Read More »
In October, our new and exciting temporary exhibition “Trench Gardens” was opened. This exhibition is a joint project between The Argyll and Sutherland Museum and the Queen Victoria School (QVS), a local school for students with parents serving in the Armed Forces. This project encourages school students to learn and reflect on the daily lives …
Trench Gardens – A temporary exhibition in The Colours Room Read More »
To celebrate Valentine’s Day this year, we delve into some stories of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Sweetheart Brooch. Even in times of war, soldiers were able to connect to their sweethearts through these fascinating romantic tokens of affection. A Sweetheart Brooch was a small brooch that represented the regiment of a soldier, sailor, or …
