John F Kennedy Antique Museum, Surathkal, Mangalore

Gold is gold. This gold has to be shared with our generations and to be preserved in a place as such which is called a museum and this museum which is to be maintained and carried on from generation to generation to admire the beauty of these antique pieces. Hello friends, this is Godwin from Travel Farm Eyes. Today I am at John F. Kennedy Museum at This John F. Kennedy Museum was a dedicated piece of Mr. John F. Kennedy who was a social worker and who also converted his house into a museum to preserve these antique pieces. So I hope you respect his dedication towards this historical moment which he has taken almost his life in collecting these antique pieces. So let's view this video and take a glimpse of all the antique pieces which we are going to pass on to our generations and even they will take an advantage of the importance of history and antique of the ancient time and these are the 12 keys dating about 1951. There are old electrical switches on display which you can see here. He has a collection of many country stamps and coins and without notice there are many kinds of printed notes. Without a doubt he is a good collector of currency notes. He has a very good rich collection of Indian and other countries, European, England and even France. These are the collections. The old set of newspapers from about 1970, the Indian Express, Dickens Herald and even Kannada daily newspapers like Navabharata and Rangaru etc. These are the soft drink bottles about 40 years old with all the other crockery items and even you see the shapes of those bottles. Wow! It's really nice and on this line there is a crockery item with an old army hat of his dad. The wooden Taj Mahal watches, wristwatch and some of the sunglasses of old times. Without, you will not miss a baby milk feeder at that time. Some of the silver utensils along with some copper ones. These are the books and albums and some diaries of old times, photo albums, pocket diary and of course Gandhi, Gandhiji. This is a lucky draw wheel of ancient time. How is it? This was the wheel barrow which was used at post office at early times for weaving the postal material.