A donation of $14,150 was made to the Bunker Military Museum in Cobalt on September 4 from the 100 Women meeting held at the Cobalt Train Station, the former home of the Bunker. From the left in the back row are Bunker museum volunteer board members Mike Harrison, Ken Lillie, 100 Women members Lois Weston Bernstein, Laurie Laverdue, Norma Hughes and chairperson Laurie Wilson. In the front row are Alexis Mageau, Bunker secretary Marg Harrison, Jane Landriault and Michele Lamoureux and Bunker manager Dan Larocque. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)

100 Women aim donation toward Bunker Military Museum

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    Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter COBALT — It was the original location of the Bunker Military Museum and, appropriately, a train went by during the meeting. The…

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100 Women aim donation toward Bunker Military Museum was last modified: September 9th, 2026 by Editorial Staff