The unmistakable wartime control tower houses exhibits and photographs, and associated memorabilia over two floors, all connected with the airfield and the 448th Bomb Group. There are personal stories and diaries of the airmen, following their history through the years providing an insight into the part Seething airfield played during WW2.
Contacts
Operator: Seething Control Tower Museum Association
Address: Toad Lane Seething Norfolk NR35 2EQ
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- Website: View website
Open Days & Times
1st Sun in month May-Oct. 1000-1600. Visit website or facebook for more details.
Travel
- By Rail: Beccles / 12 miles
Facilities
- Parking
- Refreshments
- Souvenir Shop
- Part disabled access
RAF Seething was home to the 448th Bomb Group of the United States Air Force and was given the identification Station 146. The museum, housed in the restored control tower, stands guard over the entrance to Seething Airfield, a popular general aviation airfield which is owned and operated by its own flying club.
