Costs are expenses, and a voluntary donation to the museum fund. The museum also provides research facilities for undergraduates at degree and NVQ level in a wide variety of subjects e.g. history, archives, libraries, handling museum artifacts. The museum can also provide special dinner nights for business groups and organisations on the selective basis of number of people to be catered for. This service provides dinner in the prestigious surroundings of the Officers' Regimental banqueting room, complete with Regimental silver. This is a traditional Regimental style dinner with Regimental traditions, the order of the day.
Costs are negotiable on menu and service.
For eight years he commanded the Regiment, and introduced measures for training and discipline far in advance of his time. The conduct of the Regiment at the battle of Minden, fought some eighteen months after he vacated command, was the best tribute to his training an inspiration. He left the regiment on promotion of 1758, and in the following year became famous as Major-General Wolfe, conqueror of Quebec. A commander in Chief at the age of thirty-three, Wolfe was, throughout his career, outstanding for his personal bravery and skill on the battlefield, and the energy and ability he displayed in his profession, while his fine qualities earned the affection and respect of all who served under him. His noble character, the daring exploit which won Canada from the French, and his death in the moment of victory, made him a national hero.