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Edited by David Risley
Alan Treweeke Champion was one of three brothers who followed ‘Uncle Fred’ to St. Helens and joined the 11th Battalion The South Lancashire Regiment (the St. Helens Pals). From being commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in October 1914, through commanding ‘A’ Company during the Battle of the Somme, until his demobilisation as a Lieutenant-Colonel in command of a West Yorkshire Regiment battalion in June 1919, he kept a daily diary. This is his story.
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The Lancashire Infantry Museum, currently based in Fulwood Barracks, Preston, celebrates the heritage of five Lancashire Regiments.
The East Lancashire Regiment
The South Lancashire Regiment
The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)
The Lancashire Regiment
The Queen's Lancashire Regiment
As a registered charity we rely on donations and visitor support to help preserve the heritage of our Regiments and tell the story of the men, women and children who were involved.
Books on Regimental history, admission to the museum, research enquiries and donations can all be purchased here.
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