When World War II Came to Bell Island, Newfoundland When World War II Came to Bell Island, Newfoundland Bell Island Heritage Society Inc. & Shipwreck Preservation Society of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc.
Badge of the British Merchant Navy. Worn by all sailors and veterans who served in the British Merchant Navy in wartime.
Badge of the Canadian Merchant Navy. Worn by all sailors and veterans who served in the Canadian Merchant Navy in wartime.
Logo of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom
This drawing shows how the shafts of the Bell Island iron mines extended more than five kilometres out under the Atlantic Ocean. Water pumps had to operate 24 […]
A section of the painting Sinking of the Saganaga by Joe Dwyer. The painting shows the explosion as a German torpedo strikes the side of the steamship Saganaga […]
Painting of the Sinking of the Saganaga by Joe Dwyer. The painting shows the explosion as a German torpedo strikes the side of the steamship Saganaga on September […]
Poster showing a British supply convoy in rough seas. Several merchant ships are escorted by a Royal Navy warship and two aircraft overhead. The slogan on the poster […]
This painting depicts three sailors in the ASDIC (sonar) hut aboard a Royal Canadian Navy corvette. Two of the sailors are wearing headphones and listening for submerged enemy […]
This recruiting poster shows a British Merchant Navy officer in uniform holding binoculars and a coxswain at the wheel of their cargo ship. The poster’s slogan reads: “The […]
Poster shows a German Navy officer in dress uniform with a U-boat and German naval ensign in the background. Kreigsmarine is German for German Navy (in World War […]
The emblem shows the head of a tiger biting a merchant ship
Type IXC U-boats carried a crew of 48 and were armed with 22 torpedoes and a 105mm deck gun. Their top speed on the surface was 18 knots […]