The 8th Hussars Regimental Museum is located in the historical Train Station in Sussex, NB. The building has been restored to its original grandeur
and is situated in the hub of the Town of Sussex.
It was through these very doors that countless Hussars came and went to train at Camp Sussex or to serve in places throughout the world.
Now in its 3rd year of operation the museum houses 16 separate displays ranging from the first years of the Regiment at Fox Hill to a uniform worn by a Hussar in the Gulf War. Complete displays include Boer War artifacts,
World War I items from the Black family, numerous WW II displays including Princess Louise I and II and first wartime commanding officer LCol Harold Gamblin.
Future plans will include a Camp Sussex display, a virtual museum display, and a searchable on line archives database with photos.
Members wishing to donate usable artifacts to the museum are asked to contact: Links to Displays TB Included at a later date. |