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Don Bradley at Waist Window

Station 139 at Thorpe Abbotts included a photography unit lead by John Schwarz that recorded daily life at the airfield as well as bombing missions. One of the museum’s most precious records is a rare 30 minute colour film showing 100th Bomb Group aircrew activities produced on the airbase by Schwarz and his team.

Several airmen also had their own cameras and took snapshots of the local area as well as photographs of aircraft and personnel. Through these photographs one can take a glimpse into the past and immerse oneself in what it was like living on a Norfolk airbase during World War Two. Many of the photographs from the museum archives are on display.

 

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Open weekends from March to end of October 10am-5pm.

Also open Wednesdays 10am-5pm May to end of September. 

Our first opening day of 2025 will be Saturday 1st March.

Also open bank holidays.

Last admission 4pm.

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100th Bomb Group Memorial Museum

Common Road
Dickleburgh
Diss
Norfolk
IP21 4PH

Phone: 01379 740708

Email: info@100bgmus.org.uk

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