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389th Memorial Exhibition Museum

 

The Sky Scorpion's The Limit!

Museum Project past and present

 

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Since the museum has been formed there have been many projects below are pictures of some.

 I apologise if they are not it date order.

This first section of photos are of when we re-roofed the Chapel it was starting to leak, bearing in mind it had been up there for a great many years and we needed to protect the murals and displays of artefacts and uniforms that are on show.

Our thanks go out to all who helped finance this operation and the extra volunteers who helped Fred, Skip, Billy, Albert, Bruce, Steve & James, if I forgot anyone please let me know. A lot of hard work went in and when it was hot it was hot luckily the rain held off most of the time.

                           

                           

 

                               

 

                           

 

2003 Open Day and we get a lot of visitors who lived on the base during the 1950's

We held our annual open day and were asked by a group who used to live on the base after the Americans left they were placed here because during the war their families were bombed out of their home a lot of them came from Norwich do you recognise anyone? if so I would love to hear from you.

                           

                           

In the centre the teacher then and on the right the teacher now

This selection of photos are kindly copies donated by Mr & Mrs Thomas of Swardeston near Mulbarton Norfolk they used to have the shop on the base.

These pictures are copyrighted to the museum if you want a copy please click the enquiry link giving details.

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November 2002 the museum got its own etched window.

We decided one of our windows should had something on it Steve came up with a poem and Mr Bowman knew just the person a gentleman by the name of Jasper Miles he has published work and one of his books is in the museum an elderly gentleman and very frail but this did not stop him from compiling his ode, once written we had to raise the money to get it etched and thanks again (which will be repeated many times on this page) to all who helped with the funding.

                 


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