NOTE: Because we are located on an operational military base we are subject to their plans and schedules.
Our 2025 Opening dates are listed here:
Sunday 6th April Sunday 4th May Sunday 1st June Sunday 6th July Sunday 3rd August Saturday 16th August Sunday 7th September Saturday 20th September Sunday 5th October
Sunday 6th April Sunday 4th May Sunday 1st June Sunday 6th July Sunday 3rd August Saturday 16th August Sunday 7th September Saturday 20th September Sunday 5th October
The latest group to visit our Museum were from The Suffolk Vehicle Enthusiasts Club who brought their wide variety of classic and interesting vehicles to Wattisham one evening in July 2024.
They spent an interesting few hours looking at our exhibits as well as chatting with our volunteers about both their own vehicles, and the Museum “vehicles”.
During their visit many of the enthusiasts managed to have a tour inside the Phantom cockpit as well as a good look at the newly re-positioned Meteor, and the gorgeous Hunter.
Volunteers and enthusiasts had a great evening, and we were very pleased to host such a great group who are very welcome back to visit us again in the future, your generous donation was much appreciated.
With the Museum itself, our makeshift towing team had a bit of towing practice today. Terry had supplied a brand-new towing pin for the tractor, and this allowed us to move the Meteor into a much more aesthetically pleasing position, facing the HAS.
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A recently arrived jet engine has been put on display in the HAS. This J79 once powered an RAF Phantom F-4J from Wattisham, and makes a great comparison with the Rolls Royce Spey also on display inside the HAS. Click here to view the article.
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With Ipswich Town returning to the Premier League and Wattisham Station Heritage Museum holding another successful Open Day, it was a bumper weekend in Suffolk.