HMCS Ojibwa is the largest artifact in the Museum of Naval History which will be built alongside the submarine. In addition to an excellent Library we have files on more than 9,000 men and women who served. The Lac Manitoba, a heritage vessel herself, towing Ojibwa through the Welland Canal. Sadly, this WW II tug was lost in the treacherous.. About Us. We are the Museum of Naval History- but you might know us better by the name of our Cold War warrior, HMCS OJIBWA: an Oberon Class Submarine, and the largest artifact in our collection. How a small museum in Southwestern Ontario came to have a submarine 90 meters (295 ft.) long and five storeys high is a story in itself. The Elgin.
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Highlights HMCS Ojibwa, an Oberon Class submarine and the men of Canada's 'Silent Service' during the Cold War.. Now, along with the restoration of the submarine, our new goal is to build a museum dedicated to Canadian Naval History alongside our Cold War Warrior HMCS Ojibwa. Source of Canadian Pride. Canada has a very proud military history.. Now, as a museum ship, HMCS OJIBWA is revered as one of the most unique attractions in Ontario and has received many awards for the amazing experience that she provides. It is time to peel back the curtain on some of the exploits of the Silent Service during the Cold War when espionage, stealth and secrets put Canada in the thick of this.
