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This period of Canada’s history is shown through
maps of each Province with accompanying detailed story boards and artefacts
of the era. There are also drawings, drafted plans, and photos of forts
built by Engineers including the Citadel in Nova Scotia.

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WW I
Life in the Trenches is the focus here. The displays include two dispatch
riders, a wonderful collection of “trench art,” and a very
detailed display of how a Canadian soldier lived and fought during WW1
in the trenches. The CME Museum also proudly holds the only Victoria
Cross won by an Engineer, Captain Coulson Norman Mitchell, VC, MC, and
both the medal and the story of how it was won are on display for viewing.

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