• The Royal Canadian Regiment
  • Welcome to The RCR
  • The Regimental Charter
  • The Regimental Organization
  • Regimental Headquarters
  • 1st Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment
  • 2nd Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment
  • 3rd Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment
  • 4th Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment
  • The Depot & Battle School
  • The Royal Canadian Regiment Association
  • The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum
  • The Regimental Appointments
  • The Regimental History
  • Customs and Traditions
  • Regimental Publications
• The RCR Museum
  • The RCR Museum
  • Tour of The RCR Museum
    • Tour of The RCR Museum
    • The Colonel Lawson Foyer
    • The Centennial Gallery
    • The Regimental Memorials
    • The Colonel Weldon Library and
      The Museum Chapel
    • The Early Years
    • The Northwest Rebellion
    • The Yukon Field Force
    • The South African War
    • The First World War
    • The Interwar Years
    • The Second World War
    • The Korean War
    • The Cold War
    • UN and NATO Operations
    • The Infantry Gallery
    • The Ivey Medal Room
    • The Regimental Memorial
    • Vehicles of The RCR
    • Wolseley Hall
  • The Regimental History
    • The Regimental History
    • General Regimental History
    • 1883-1894: The Infantry School Corps
    • 1885: The North-West Canada Campaign
    • 1894-1900: The End of the Victorian Era
    • 1899-1900: The South African War
    • 1900-1914: The Edwardian Era
    • 1914-1919: The First World War
    • 1919-1939: The Inter-War Years
    • 1939-1945: The Second World War
    • 1945-1953: The Post War Period
      and The Korean War
    • 1953-1992: The Cold War
    • 1992-2005: The Peacemaking Era
    • 20 Questions: The Young Soldier
    • 20 Questions:
      Sergeants and Warrant Officers
    • 20 Questions: The Young Officer
    • 20 Questions: Operations
    • A Regimental Bibliography
  • The Museum Education Program
    • General
    • North West Rebellion
    • Yukon Field Force
    • South African War
    • First World War
    • Second World War
    • Korean War
    • The Cold War
    • Peacekeeping
    • Museum Overview
    • The Infantry
    • Remembrance Day
    • Christmas
  • The Museum CEF Re-Enactment Program
  • "Building For The Future" Campaign
  • The Campaign
  • The Campaign Overview
  • The Case Statement
  • The Campaign Committee
  • Donor Recognition
  • The Donation Form
  • Regimental Fund Development
• The Regimental Store
• Regimental Association
  • About The Royal Canadian Regiment Association
  • The Association Board of Directors
  • Branches of The RCR Association
  • The Regimental Discussion Board
  • The RCR Association Bursary Program
  • The RCR Association Documents
  • Contacting The RCR Association
• The Regimental Blog
• The Regimental Discussion Board
• The Roll of Honour
  • Regimental Roll of Honour
  • The North West Canada Campaign
  • The South African War
  • The First World War
  • The Second World War
  • The Korean War
• Honours and Awards
• Image Gallery
• Recent Updates
• Regimental News & Links
• Individual Submissions
  • Individual Submissions
  • Regimental Publications and Regimental Obligations
  • Beaver Island
  • Their Names Liveth For Evermore, by Capt M.M. O'Leary
  • Greatest Hardships: A Soldier's Memories of Sicily and Italy, by George Burrows
  • The Battle of Paardeberg, by WO Ross Appleton, CD (1RCR)
  • 460196 Pte C.R.P. Thompson, DCM and Bar, MM, by WO Ross Appleton, CD (1RCR)
  • 3RCR Wins World Overseas Pacestick Champions 2007, by WO Steve Gillis, CD
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Wolseley Hall.  The tower and archway of the west wing of Wolseley Hall, London, Ontario, home of The RCR Museum.

The RCR Museum
Wolseley Hall

Wolseley hall was completed in 1886, the first building erected by the Canadian Government specifically to house a unit of the new Permanent Force, the Canadian Army of the day.  The building originally contained barracks rooms for soldiers, officers quarters, offices and instructional areas.  Space for a regimental museum in the west wing of Wolseley Hall was allocated in the original drawings and that wing still houses the regimental Museum of The Royal Canadian Regiment.