300 years of innovation, one motivation – to keep the Army working

We regret to inform that the museum will be closed for essential maintenance work on the following dates:

14th, 15th, and 16th April 2026

Our scheduled evening talk on April 16th will go ahead – click here for details and how to book.

Our staff will be available throughout to support research and collections enquiries. Contact us here.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.

The Royal Logistic Corps serves everywhere the British Army serves – supplying, sustaining and moving soldiers during conflict or crisis. Follow their story from Waterloo to Kabul in our purpose-built museum in Worthy Down.

On display in our galleries are uniforms, medals, ordnance and personal mementoes illustrating the first 300 years of military logistics. Our garage holds the Rolls-Royce staff car used by Field Marshal Montgomery after D-Day, and logistics vehicles nestle amongst the cases in the galleries to bring to life the history of military transport. Walk through a Boer War train, explore a world-class medal collection, see a snowmobile, EOD robots and the oldest bread roll in Winchester in our modern and accessible museum.