Cheshire Military Museum Archive
Major Porcher- the soldiers guide, philosopher and friend
"Todger" Jones
Halt! Who goes there? World War One recruitment poster.
Join Your County Regiment, circa 1920s
The extensive archives of Cheshire Military Museum are open to the public on the first Saturday of each month, by appointment only. There is a charge of £10 to use the facilities.
However you can view several items from the archive online, including items from the current exhibition. For example you can see a photograph of Private Thomas Alfred Jones VC. – known as Todger Jones! He captured 102 prisoners by himself at Morval, September 1916 and won the Victoria Cross.
The Museum itself is open every day from 10am-5pm (not Christmas) and has regularly changing exhibitions and Heritage Open Days.
This archive entry was last updated on 14/05/2018. Information incorrect or out-of-date?