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The County Museum at Warwick became a battleground for an afternoon when members of

The County Museum at Warwick became a battleground for an afternoon when members of


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The County Museum at Warwick became a battleground for an afternoon when members of

The County Museum at Warwick became a battleground for an afternoon when members of Birmingham Wargamers Association re-enacted Waterloo for a large gathering of children. Mr. Harold Branson is seen explaining matters to the young visitors before they were given a chance to prove themselves as armchair generals. The demonstration was part of the museums activities arranged for local children during the school holidays.
4th January 1974

Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Warwick
England

Media ID 21337116

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Hobbies Miniature Models Museum Past Times Warwick Wargaming


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The County Museum at Warwick transformed into a captivating battleground as members of the Birmingham Wargamers Association brought history to life with a thrilling re-enactment of the Battle of Waterloo. A large gathering of children eagerly gathered around, their eyes filled with wonder and excitement. Mr. Harold Branson, an expert in military history, took on the role of guide and mentor for these young visitors. Before immersing themselves in this epic battle, Mr. Branson patiently explained the historical significance and strategic intricacies behind each move made by armchair generals throughout the conflict. The children listened intently, absorbing every word as they prepared to prove themselves worthy successors to these legendary commanders. This enthralling demonstration was just one among many engaging activities organized by the museum during school holidays for local children. It provided them with a unique opportunity to delve into past times while fostering their interest in history and encouraging imaginative play. The photograph captured on January 4th, 1974 showcases miniature models meticulously arranged across a sprawling battlefield within the museum's walls. These intricate soldiers stood frozen in time; their presence evoking both awe-inspiring admiration and curiosity from all who beheld them. Preserved through Memory Lane Prints, this image immortalizes not only a momentous event but also highlights how hobbies like wargaming can bridge generations together through shared passions.

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