• Two large cannons sit on snowy concrete before tall brick building with arched windows and clock tower.

      • Location:

        The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum
        701 Oxford Street E. (Entrance through Elizabeth Street)
        London, Ontario  N5Y 4T7

      • Event Time:

        2:30 PM - 3:10 PM


      Cost:

      Free


      Join RCRM’s Public Programmer, Sarah Coates for a fascinating Curated Tour at 2:30 PM on Sunday, 20 September 2026: Mrs. Horner and Mrs. Kaye: Two Women Who Called Wolseley Barracks Home

      The wives and children of many soldiers have called the barracks home until recently. This Curated Tour will explore the lives of two of these women who lived within the premises before the First World War.

      Find more information about all of the tours here. No registration required.

      This tour is part of the museum's celebration of Doors Open London 2026.

      This tour is presented in connection to the Royal Canadian Regiment Museum's temporary exhibition, "Fascinating Redcoats. The Story of Wolseley Barracks" (26 Jun – 20 Sept), held during the bicentennial year of the City of London, ON. Find more information on the museum’s website.

      Access the site via Elizabeth Street.

      As of 1 April 2026, visitors are required to provide a government issued photo ID by the commissionnaire on duty at the controlled access point to the military property.

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