A very special visit
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It was a pleasure to welcome Amin and his father Esmail to the museum yesterday (10/04/2024) for a very special visit.
Amin, a keen fan of the Household Cavalry, had the chance to get up close with the uniforms, history, and traditions he admires so much at our museum.
It was a joy to see his enthusiasm and curiosity come to life during the tour. We’re honoured to have shared this memorable experience with them both and to showcase how accessible and family friendly our museum is.
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