Naval Museum of Alberta
"The Ensign" a quarterly newsletter sne to all members of the Naval Museum Society. It describes the current happening in the museum. , http://www.navalmuseum.ab.ca
The Alberta curriculum for Social Studies emphases the rise of nationalism. Our recent focus on the Battle of Trafalgar was developed to enlarge this, http://www.navalmuseum.ab.ca
We have three real naval aircraft, many ship models, much naval art and a large display of naval weaponry and artifacts. , http://www.navalmusuem.ab.ca
A library of 4000 titles, a photo collection approaching 100, 000 images,what is believed to be the only surviving WWII convoy records., http://www.navalmuseum.ab.ca
www.navalmuseum.ab.ca leads to many accounts of specific Canadian ships, the history of our museum and many photos of our artifacts. Our Gift Shop., http://www.navalmusuem.ab.ca
The purpsoe fo the museum is to promote awareness and unders tandidng of the role played by the Royal Canadian Navy to our country.
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