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The Crow's Nest Officers Club, located in the heart of historic St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, served as a vital retreat for allied naval and merchant officers during World War II, particularly in 1942 at the height of the Battle of the Atlantic. Now functioning as a living museum, it commemorates the contributions of the Royal Canadian Navy and hosts a range of military artifacts linked to the war, all maintained by dedicated volunteer members.
Among its notable cultural connections is the Barber Pole Song, crafted by Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Anthony Paddon during his service, which reflects the poignant experiences of wartime life. The song has been revitalized by renowned musician Alan Doyle, ensuring that the historical significance and the spirit of resilience from that era continue to resonate with audiences today.
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If you have any interest in history, WWII, or militaria, you need to go here and take it all in, hav...
A very unique and important piece of history from WW2. The staff are all volunteers who are like en...
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