November 2021
A Gift for My Sister
Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
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Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
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Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
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Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
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Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
Find out more »A Gift for My Sister
Image: Manitoba Museum H9-39-91 To commemorate Remembrance Day this year, the Manitoba Museum is featuring an exhibit entitled A Gift for My Sister. It features a remembrance of Private David Thomas – a handkerchief embroidered with the words “Honour to Canada,” which Thomas sent to his sister in Manitoba during the First World War. The display can be seen free of charge in the Foyer, Thursdays to Sundays between 11 am…
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