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Martlesham Heath Control Tower Museum 2026 season
The Control Tower Museum opens for the first time on Sunday 5th April - and then every Sunday afternoon there on, 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. until the last Sunday in October
We also welcome Groups, (Scouts, Schools, Adult Groups etc) but need at least 2 weeks warning.
The Museum is behind Parkers Place, off Eagle Way, Martlesham Heath IP5 3UZ. parking FREE - Admission FREE - but we welcome donations. We have a SUM - UP Machine.
Find out the amazing details of this amazing Airfield - operating from 1917 - to 1963.
Started as a Royal Flying Corps base in the Great War - The Royal Air Force 1st April 1918.between the wars it was the premier RAF Aircraft and Armament test site for the RAF.
Between the wars it tested over 500 different types Aircraft - which included early Civilian Aircraft being flown for business or pleasure. Military ones included prototype Hurricane and Spitfire. WW2 it was a fighter station!
For more information look at our website www.mhas.org.uk, or call Howard on
We also welcome Groups, (Scouts, Schools, Adult Groups etc) but need at least 2 weeks warning.
The Museum is behind Parkers Place, off Eagle Way, Martlesham Heath IP5 3UZ. parking FREE - Admission FREE - but we welcome donations. We have a SUM - UP Machine.
Find out the amazing details of this amazing Airfield - operating from 1917 - to 1963.
Started as a Royal Flying Corps base in the Great War - The Royal Air Force 1st April 1918.between the wars it was the premier RAF Aircraft and Armament test site for the RAF.
Between the wars it tested over 500 different types Aircraft - which included early Civilian Aircraft being flown for business or pleasure. Military ones included prototype Hurricane and Spitfire. WW2 it was a fighter station!
For more information look at our website www.mhas.org.uk, or call Howard on
The Martlesham Heath Comtrol Tower Museum, behind Parkers Place, off Eagle Way, Martlesham Heath, Suffolk IP5 3UZ
Free admission - donations welcomed. Open Sunday afternoons to 2:00 to 4:30 p.m.
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