The Loyal Edmonton Regiment
Military Museum is located in the
Prince of Wales Armouries
Heritage Centre, the building
where the regiment was
based from 1920 to 1965.
The building is shared with
the City of Edmonton Archives
and the Telephone Historical
Centre.

The display area of our museum
consists of two galleries
(Griesbach and Stone) plus seven
display cabinets outside the
galleries that have been placed
in what used to be doorways to
unit offices in the armoury.
The old office space now
makes up the gallery areas.

The Griesbach gallery is named
after Major General William
Griesbach, the first commanding
officer of the 49th Battalion, CEF,
which is perpetuated by
the Loyal Edmonton Regiment.
The gallery highlights the history
of the regiment. On display are
uniforms, weapons, equipment,
memorabilia, and more from
the First World War through
to the present.

The Stone gallery is named
after Colonel James Stone
who was a distinguished Second
World War commanding officer.
It houses our temporary displays,
which vary as new
themes are introduced, allowing
visitors to see new and different
artefacts from our collection.

Our museum has a large storage
facility for the artefacts, archival
materials, and library
materials not currently on
display in our galleries.