The Museum showcases an extensive collection of British and German aviation artifacts.
Indoors
Family friendly
Not accessible
No dogs allowed
Opening Times
10am to 4pm
Pricing
Adults: £5
Children under 16: Free
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The museum is dedicated to the history of aviation, particularly focusing on aircraft from World War II. It houses a significant collection of aviation relics and artifacts, many of which have been excavated over the years from crashed British and German aircraft.
In addition to these artifacts, the museum also features a fine collection of flying helmets, uniforms, and insignia, all of which provide a glimpse into the lives of pilots and aviation personnel during the war. The museum also boasts a comprehensive display of Home Front memorabilia, which helps visitors gain a deeper understanding of life on the home front during World War II.
The Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore and learn about the history of aviation and the role of aircraft during wartime. It provides an engaging and educational experience for those interested in military history and aviation.