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Gunner Robert (Bob) Gordon Grant
Another old soldier has passed. 100 year old Gunner Robert Gordon Grant of Corner Brook has passed away after a short illness. Bob, as he was known, enlisted into the
Happy Birthday! The Royal Newfoundland Regiment is 225 Years Old!
Today marks the 225th Anniversary of the foundation of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment of Foot in 1795. The current Royal Newfoundland Regiment traces its traditions over 225 years to
Request for Proposals: Gallipoli Monument Project
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment Advisory Council (RNRAC), in partnership with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, is seeking proposals from qualified proponents with demonstrated ability to create a replica of
Crafting Remembrance
Great activity for of all ages! Join Paige on Thursday November 7, 6 pm – 9 pm in crafting Poppies and Forget-Me-Nots during Veterans’ Week at the Royal Newfoundland Regiment
Medal Donation: Bombardier Stan Angel
The museum is proud to accept a donation of the service medals of Bombardier Stanislaus Joseph Angel #970662 of the 59th(Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery from Ronald Chaytor on behalf
Larry Dohey
It is with great sadness that the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Museum committee learned of the sudden passing of Larry Dohey, archivist with The Rooms. Larry, as he was known
Thousands attend Peace Parade in St. John’s 100 years ago today
Exactly one hundred years ago today thousands of St. John’s citizens turned out to celebrate the end of the most horrific war that they had ever known. On August
Summer Newsletter Volume 3, Issue 1
Click on cover page to download our latest newsletter featuring Gunner Al Harvey, 59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery
Memorial Service at the Pleasantville Cairn, Regimental Birthday Weekend
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment celebrated its 224 birthday this weekend with a memorial service at the Pleasantville cairn dedicated to fallen Newfoundlanders during the First and Second World Wars. In
Queen Elizabeth II 1959 Royal Visit
This video contains footage of the 1959 Royal Visit to Newfoundland by Queen Elizabeth II. This remarkable colour film shows both the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and the 166th Field Regiment,