Canadian Militaria Preservation Society Museum

The Canadian Militaria Preservation Society was formed with the purpose of maintaining and sharing the proud and colourful history of the armed forces in Canada, with an emphasis in the period 1767 to 1967.

The collection comprises several exhibits, including most personal weaponry and accoutrements of the soldier, a study in Trench art, as well as a very advanced grouping of paper goods from years past. The paper goods portion includes documents, maps, training pamphlets and circulars as well as an extensive collection of Military posters, viewable from throughout the store and Museum.

The Museum is located on a purpose built second story addition in the MilArm Co. Ltd. building.

Open 10:30 to 2:30 or by appointment Monday to Saturday.

We have partnered with the Royal Alberta Museum and the

Heritage Community

Foundation to produce a web site and virtual museum on Alberta`s Homefront during the Second World War.

The site www.albertasource.ca - Featured

Contains a virtual museum with over 3,000 images,

20 photo essays written by the Canadian Militaria Preservation Society  and many articles from the Royal Alberta Museum.

10769-99 Street ( MilArm Co. Ltd. building 2nd floor )

Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5H-4H6

Allan Kerr P.Eng., P.Geol

Curator

I would appreciate any comments you have about the site.

srhakerr@telus.net or 780-424-5281

Over 200 years of Canadian Military history here at MilArm for you to explore!

Founder and Curator Mr. Allan Kerr

The purpose of the display is to illustrate the Military
history and tradition of the Canadian Armed Forces through
significant firearms, campaing, medals, swords, documents,
books, art, uniforms, and headgear of Canada.

~ Welcome To MilArm`s Museum ~

Canadian Swords, Uniforms, Firearms, Optics, Field related Equipment, Trench Art!
From the Boer War to Present Times

On Display Now!
The Finest Collection Of Military
War Prints and Victory Bonds in Canada!

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