Fort Amiel Museum

Fort Amiel was opened as the Cultural History Museum of Newcastle in 1990 at the reestablished British army installation worked in 1876 by the 80th Regiment or Staffordshire Regiment.

It shapes some portion of the Northern KZN Battlefields course as it served amid the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 and Anglo-Boer Wars of 1881 and 1899-1902.

It comprises of a gathering of structures including a Guard house, Cook House, Blacksmiths Workshop, Canteen, workplaces, Magazine and Shell Store.

A customary Zulu residence, muthi cultivate and the Prince Imperial home grown Garden finishes up the authentic showcases.

Other than military stuff the presentations center around the general Newcastle history including every single ious culture.

The gallery gives an examination benefit through its accumulations, a broad file of authentic data, library, and photo and guide gathering. Instructive projects and workshops are directed for going to schools and gatherings.