The Yorkshire Air Museum sits on the former site of RAF Elvington in North Yorkshire, a World War II airfield used extensively by Allied Bomber crew during the war. 30,000 items and records including a registered collection of artefacts, maps, books and uniforms of national importance. These are precious resources for historical research. The museum aims to interpret their collections in a stimulating way to help people understand new ideas and old concepts and make sense of Elvington’s heritage. Yorkshire Air Museum strive to deliver a memorable experience for all their visitors and make everyone visiting their site feel welcome.
Yorkshire Air Museum
Explore the only complete restored Halifax Bomber aircraft in Europe!
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