The Didsbury Museum, situated in the Town of Didsbury, Alberta, has been established to tell the story of the founding, settlement and development of the community in and surrounding the Town of Didsbury from the late 1800s to the present.
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Veterans Banner Project

In 2019, the Didsbury and District Historical Society embarked upon a very special Veterans Banner Project that saw banners honouring local veterans installed on the town's light posts.

Each vibrant full colour, custom banner honours an individual veteran who served our country. The banner has a photo of the veteran, their name, the branch they served with, as well as the name of the person, family, or organization sponsoring the memorial.

The Town of Didsbury supports the project by installing the banners each September and removing them after Remembrance Day each year.

Biographies of each of the veterans appearing on the banners can be found in a binder in the Military Room of the Didsbury Museum. A relaxing afternoon can be had by sitting and reading each of their stories.

The Veterans Banner Project is being adopted by towns and cities across the country reflecting their desire to remember and pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served or currently serve our country.

The Didsbury and District Historical Society believes this project is a natural extension of their War Memorabilia display at the Didsbury Museum.

For further information on sponsoring a banner, please contact the Didsbury Museum at 403-335-9295 or Grant Hemming at 403-335-2390.

A sample of the banners honouring those Didsburians who served in World War I, World War II, Korea, or other armed conflicts.

In the News
Mountain View Today, November 2021
Mountain View Today, November 2020
CBC News, November 2019
Mountain View Today, October 2019
Memorial Veteran Banner on Facebook

Banner by Year Created
2022 CULLEN, Ernest Keys
EGGINS, Vivian (Bill)
HUNTER, Lawrence A.
PAGE, Brian J.
PAGE, Dorothy (Cuttress)
PAGE, Eli
STAUFFER, Joseph Emmett
ST. ONGE, Maurice
WORRALL, James
WRIGHTSON, Charles (Chuck)
2021 ARCHER, D. Crosby
BRINSON, Lewis
BAPTIST, Stan
BERSCHT, Len
FREEMAN, Joe
HOOPER, James M.
JOHNSTON, Henry George
PFLEGER, Donald
SLIPP, Florence
WILKINS, Sid
2020 BAINBRIDGE, Joseph
BURNS, Harold
COGSWELL, Elisha
GOCHEE, Neil
GOODING, Art
HOLUB, John
HOLUB, Michael
KOHUT, Frank
LUFT, Frederick
MacNAIR, Scotty
McNEIL, Ed
MORGAN, W.H.T.
NICOL, Christina (Mrs John Holub)
SLIPP, Len
TITTSWORTH, John
WILKINS, Moss
2019 BOGNER, Garry
FISCHER, Lloyd
JEPPS, Bill
McCUE, Thomas
McEWEN, Stanley
MORGAN, Joyce (Mrs. George Mullen)
MUNRO, Curtis
OLSON, Victor
PATTERSON, Tom
SNYDER, Charles
ST. CLAIR, Bill
WILKINS, George
YOUNGS, Robert

The Didsbury Museum is one of the most loved buildings in town and hosts many signature events in Didsbury. DIDSBURY MUSEUM
2110 - 21 Avenue
Box 1175
Didsbury, Alberta
T0M 0W0
Phone: 403-335-9295
E-Mail Us		 HOURS:
Tuesday 10 am - 4 pm
Wednesday 10 am - 4 pm
Thursday 10 am - 4 pm
Friday 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday 10 am - 4 pm
Plan 1 - 2 hours for your visit
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Suggested donation
$5 per person

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 The Didsbury Museum has been recognized by the Alberta Museums Association. The Didsbury Museum is a non-profit making, permanent institution, in the service of society and its development, and open to the public, which acquires, conserves, researches, communicates, and exhibits, for the purpose of study, education, and enjoyment, material evidence of people and their environment.     To qualify as a Provincial Historic Resource, historic places like the Didsbury Museum must normally be associated with a significant aspect of Alberta's past and retain the physical site features necessary to convey this significance. Click here to share your experiences on TripAdvisor.
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