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Research

As a service to the public, the QRL Museum will endeavour
to answer historical enquiries concerning any aspect of the
history of the 5th, 16th, 17th, 21st, 16th/5th, 17th/21st,
and The Queen's Royal Lancers. Enquiries should be forwarded
by email or post. Important: see the note below on service
records.
For
routine enquiries a fee of £15 is charged to cover research
time, photocopying, postage, etc. Detailed enquiries may attract
an additional fee, dependant on the research time involved;
enquirers will be informed of the estimated cost and asked
to confirm whether they wish the work to go ahead.
Note
on service records and entitlement to medals
The
Museum receives many enquiries asking for the service records
of men who served with one of The Queen's Royal Lancers antecedent
regiments.
Please
note that we do not hold individual service records.These
are held by The Public Record Office (for pre-Great War records)
and the Army Records Office (for records from the Great War
onwards). Their addresses are:
Pre
1922
The National Archive,
Ruskin Avenue,
Kew,
Richmond,
Surrey
TW9 4DU
Tel. 0208 8763444
www.pro.gov.uk
1922
Onwards
Historical Disclosures,
Army Personnel Centre,
Kentigern House,
65 Brown Street,
Glasgow
G2 8EX

For
enquiries about entitlement to medals, enquirers should write
(providing the claimant's name, date of birth, army number,
regiment and discharge date) to:
MOD
Medal Office,
RAF Innsworth,
Gloucester,
GL3 1EZ
Personal visits for research
Members
of the public can gain access to the Regimental Archives to
conduct their own research. Access is strictly by prior arrangement
with the Curator. The Archives are located at Lancer House
inside the Prince William of Gloucester Barracks, Grantham.
Contact
us by email or post, giving details of your area of research
and when you would like to visit, and we will let you know
whether the Archives include relevant material. A small charge
will be made at the time of your visit.
How
to make your historical enquiry
To
contact the museum by email: click
here
By
post:
Captain
JM Holtby,
The Queen's Royal Lancers Museum,
Lancer House,
Prince William of Gloucester Barracks,
Grantham,
Lincolnshire
NG31 7TJ.
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