WELCOME TO THE ROYAL ENGINEERS MUSEUM
The Royal Engineers Museum (REM) Collection has been developed by the Corps of Royal Engineers over the last two hundred years and now forms one of the most important military collections in the UK
Visit Kent’s largest military museum to discover the story of the Royal Engineers and how they have helped the British Army live, move and fight for over 300 years.
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All the information that you will need to plan your visit to the Royal Engineers Museum.
COLLECTIONS
The Royal Engineers Museum Collection contains over a million items from around the world.
LEARNING
Our Learning Team offers a range of cross curricular Inspiring Learning Sessions.
FAMILIES
Aspiring Sappers of all ages can engage with our Family Activities.
SUPPORT
There are many ways that you can support the Royal Engineers Museum.
ABOUT
The REM Collection has been developed by the Corps of Royal Engineers over the last two hundred years.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Prince Arthur Road Gillingham Kent ME4 4UGRE-PLAY
In conjunction with the Milton Hundreds Wargame Club, wargaming is coming to the Royal Engineers Museum on the 19th of October! A myriad of demonstration and participation games (ranging from the Zulu wars to the present day), and a selection of traders, are all set in the shadows of the Berlin Wall, a V2 rocket and armoured vehicles. ...
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Prince Arthur Road Gillingham Kent ME4 4UGRemembrance since the First World War: Week 1
22nd – 25th October and 29th October – 1st November 2024. Remembrance since the First World War. Time: 11am-3pm. In 1914, the fields of Northern France and Flanders were ripped open as the First World War raged through Europe’s heartland. Once the conflict was over the poppy was one of the only plants to grow on the otherwise bare battlefields. ... Read More ...
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Prince Arthur Road Gillingham Kent ME4 4UGRemembrance since the First World War: Week 2
22nd – 25th October and 29th October – 1st November 2024. Remembrance since the First World War. Time: 11am-3pm. In 1914, the fields of Northern France and Flanders were ripped open as the First World War raged through Europe’s heartland. Once the conflict was over the poppy was one of the only plants to grow on the otherwise bare battlefields. ... Read More ...
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