Jav David Museum

The J.A.V. David Museum in Killarney, Canada, is a historical museum named after J.A. Victor David, showcasing a diverse collection of period clothing, furniture, tools, war mementos, cameras, photographs, and archival material. Established in 1960, the museum is run by a board of directors responsible to the municipal council, with exhibits including a pioneer kitchen, children's room, general store, post office, camera collection, church exhibit, military artifacts, agricultural exhibit, and more. Generated from their website

The 26th Field Regiment Museum, located in Brandon, Manitoba, is dedicated to preserving the memory and heritage of the Canadian military, particularly through the lens of local units such as the XII Manitoba Dragoons. This volunteer-run museum features an extensive collection of military memorabilia, including uniforms, weapons, archival documents, and a remarkable array of regimental buttons, representing Canadian, British, and American forces. In addition to its physical exhibits, the museum offers valuable research resources covering numerous conflicts involving Canadian troops. Visitors can explore a significant range of military history and honor the contributions of soldiers who served in various wars and engagements throughout Canada's military timeline. Generated from the website