The Highlanders' Museum is the regimental museum of the Queen's Own Highlanders and related units inside Fort George. It places the military use of Highland dress and identity within individual lives and an active eighteenth-century fortress
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The Highlanders' Museum is the regimental museum of the Queen's Own Highlanders and related units inside Fort George. It places the military use of Highland dress and identity within individual lives and an active eighteenth-century fortress
What this place is
is the regimental museum of the Queen's Own Highlanders and related units inside Fort George
People and events
Highland soldiers served in campaigns across several centuries while families and depot staff sustained the regiments at home
How it was used
Displays follow recruitment, training, battle, captivity, ceremony and the changing place of Highland identity in the Army
What survives
Highland uniforms and tartans, regimental colours, medals, weapons, silver, letters, photographs and individual soldiers' records survive at Fort George
Why it mattered
It places the military use of Highland dress and identity within individual lives and an active eighteenth-century fortress
Sources for this account
Sources checked 16 August 2026.
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