The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Museum collection consists of official and unofficial art from the Second World War to the present day. From Grace Ward’s ‘The Repair of a 25-Pounder Gun at the Mill Hill Workshop’ to David John Rowland’s ‘Sergeant Dowling, a REME Fitter Sergeant attached to C Squadron 16th/5th The Queen’s Royal Lancers’, the collection records and memorialises people and events from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers rich history.
The REME Museum
Prince Philip Barracks, Lyneham, Chippenham, Wiltshire SN15 4XX England
enquiries@rememuseum.org.uk
01249 894 869
http://www.rememuseum.org.uk/Please remember to double-check the opening hours with the venue concerned before making a special visit
Artworks
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Jig Green Sector, Goldbeach: On Night of D plus 4, Beached Landing Ship, Tanks, Unloading under Cover of Smoke Screen, Scammell Recovery Vehicle 'Calamity Jane' of the 49 Recovery Section Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Leaving the Beach Towing a Train of Drowned Vehicles Bernard King (active 1983–1988) -
Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the Field J. Forester -
Beach Recovery Bernard King (active 1983–1988) -
Princess Marina College, Arborfield (1939–1989) David John Rowlands (b.1952) -
Soldier and Lady of 1915 Michael Browning (1908–1965) -
Officers Training with a Centurion Armoured Recovery Vehicle Robert P. Cottam (active 1968–1993) -
The Repair of a Churchill Tank at the Mill Hill Workshop Grace Ward (active 1930–1940s) - 37 more
