The Household Cavalry looking splendid as always on the State Visit this morning!

❗️Important Visitor Info to Household Cavalry Museum ⚠️Horse Guards main entrance and arch closed 4-27 December 🎺 Museum is open via Horse Guards Parade and St James’s Park ⬇️ See video for full info ⬇️

During WW2 you had to encipher your radio communications in order to keep the contents secure. Machines like the #Enigma were used by the German army & air force for this very purpose. Join us as we explore in-depth the top 5 features of the Enigma I. 🎥 youtu.be/yllznDZdl1A

Fantastic visit to Guildhall Art Gallery for a private tour with Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers for the Household Cavalry Museum team before Christmas! Highly recommend. Go before it closes on 31 December! #LetsDoLondon

Come and join our volunteering team at Household Cavalry Museum and be a part of London’s living history! We make a good cup of tea and coffee and you will get to experience some incredible opportunities. #WNTL #LetsDoLondon #HorseGuards #LondonVolunteers #Volunteering ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

It’s #MuseumSelfieDay! What better way to take the all important photo than the ultimate museum selfie dressed as one of the King’s Mounted Bodyguards Household Cavalry #LetsDoLondon Visit London #TrustedGuardians MuseumSelfie #MuseumSelfie

Wonderful to go behind the scenes of the Household Cavalry and Household Cavalry Museum! Thanks for having me! ✨

We loved showing round Alice Loxton to our museum! Have you visited?

We took my mum to see Helen George in the King & I at Dominion Theatre All I can say is how amazing we were looked after from start to finish. I’m so thankful for disabled access like this which is genuine life changing and a life line! #StrokeSurvivor Stroke Association

Of course I had to be there at Bridge Theatre for the ultimate casts last performance of Guys and Dolls😭 Hands down my favourite show, cast & production KingingQueen vocals off the charts along w/ Marisha Wallace & Daniel Mays 💙 Phenomenal theatre memories - just magic ✨

The Household Cavalry Museum at Horse Guards celebrates the history, heroes & exploits of the British Army’s senior regiment, from its origins in 1661 to the present day. This London hidden gem presents a uniquely British blend of pageantry, tradition and history. #LetsDoLondon #VisitLondon

Thanks to Visit London for including us as one of must places you *need* to visit when in London! ➡️ Household Cavalry Museum ⬅️ #LetsDoLondon #VisitLondon

I went behind the scenes at Horse Guards, on a visit to the Household Cavalry Museum!👇

What a fantastic morning hosting staff, volunteers and industry peers at the Major General’s Review this morning. An honour to be back working with Household Cavalry and The Army in London at the Household Cavalry Museum #ThisIsLondon #LetsDoLondon #TroopingTheColour

Next up this weekend was our: ✨Ceremonial Gold Embroidery Workshop with Hand & Lock London ✨ What better way to learn the skills and craft that go into these pieces than being surrounded by the history and heritage of Household Cavalry at Household Cavalry Museum

We're delighted to share that the soldiers and Military Working Horses injured in London in April, continue to make remarkable progress in their recovery. (1/5)

Always a great day celebrating Founder’s Day at Royal Hospital Chelsea representing the Household Cavalry regimental associations. Even more poignant being there on #DDay80 amongst the last surviving veterans of the Second World War.

⭐️ Here come the Cavalry! 🐴 Household Cavalry on the Sovereign’s Escort on State Opening of Parliament yesterday. We are lucky enough to have a front row seat to it all.

Always a joy to see this wonderful lady and hear her talk - outstanding as always and cannot wait to read the book. Huge congratulations to you @spyhistory xx

Soldiers’ Story: John Edwards was 9 years old and 4ft tall when he joined the 1st Life Guards and when he was 16 years old sounded the charge at the #BattleofWaterloo His boy tunic is now on display for the first time. Read the full story: householdcavalry.co.uk/museum/blog/so…