National War Museum, Edinburgh

My name is Dani and my passion is to make blogs in different places all over the UK. this weekend I am going to National War Museum, Edinburgh for my blog. But first, I have to book/hire a cab from the best company all over the UK. but I am not worried about that because my cousin send me a link to company. When I opened the link there is many details about the company. The company name is company. I contact their customer service which is very helpful for me to gain the details about the company. The best thing about the company is they offer discounts to their all new and regular customers. They also provide me with a discount on VIP cab service which is a very good thing for me. The next morning my cab reached my location. The cab driver is a very humble person he took all bags and stored them in the cab he also opened the gate for me of the cab.

When the journey starts the cab driver gave me some snacks and drinks to enjoy because it is hot outside. When I share my experience with the cab driver he gave me a very good suggestion about my blogs. I am shocked when he tells me that their company have thousand plus cab drivers all over the UK. when I reached the National War Museum, Edinburgh he unload all my staff and bag from the cab and hand over to me. When I see National War Museum, Edinburgh I get more excited about National War Museum, Edinburgh to get info about very thing of National War Museum, Edinburgh. There is a person who offers me to become my guide and gave me all details about National War Museum, Edinburgh. So I hire him he takes me to National War Museum, Edinburgh and started to tell me about National War Museum, Edinburgh. He tells me In Edinburgh, Scotland, inside Edinburgh Castle, there is a museum devoted to war called the National War Museum.

The National Museums Scotland operates the museum, which was founded in 1933 and is housed in a former ordnance warehouse from the 18th century. It features both permanent and special displays that span 400 years of warfare in Scotland, beginning in the 17th century. Prior to this, it was known as the Scottish Naval and Military Museum, and before that, the Scottish United Services Museum. He also tells me about the history of the National War Museum, Edinburgh. Such as: During World War I, a number of initiatives advocating the creation of museums devoted to battle emerged, and everyone engaged agreed that these museums should have a regional focus.

On the guidance of planners in London and a civic committee of the Edinburgh council that Lord Provost John Lorne MacLeod had established, curator of the National Museum of Scotland Alexander Ormiston Curle drafted the initial concepts for a Scottish museum in 1917. The 8th Duke of Atholl, John Stewart-Murray, concurred with the notion. Through 1918 and 1919, the committee developed concepts for the museum, including strategies for acquiring exhibits. However, following the end of the conflict, The museum proposal was delayed while the work on the Scottish National War Memorial, which opened in

197, was prioritised.The Duke of Atholl revived the museum idea in the late 1920s, using a structure inside Edinburgh Castle that William Skinner had constructed in 1748 as an arsenal. The Scottish Naval and Military Museum was inaugurated by Lord High Commissioner John Buchan on May 23, 1933, after more than three years of construction. The United Services Museum was given a new name in 1949 to reflect the importance of the Air Force to the Second World War effort. After undergoing renovations in 2000, the museum was given its current name, the National War Museum. I am shocked because how he knows such details about the National War Museum, Edinburgh but the info he gave to me is enough for me to make my blog and tell other people about National War Museum, Edinburgh. I love my journey and National War Museum, Edinburgh so much.