Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment - Princess of Wales Royal Regiment Museum

The Princess of Wales Royal Regiment Museum is located in Dover Castle, Dover, Kent. Exhibits trace the regiment's history, and include displays of photographs, paintings, weapons, badges, medals, uniforms and regimental regalia.

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