Wattisham Station Heritage Museum is being readied for the 2022 season by re-arranging the displays, adding new displays and giving the aircraft some tender loving care. Click HERE to make an early booking to come and see for yourself.
Following a meeting with Wattisham Flying Station management team it has been decided that due to the Covid-19 situation and the fact that we as a small museum only having limited toilet and hand washing facilities for our visitors and our staff members we could not meet the necessary strict hygiene requirements in order to meet the governments Covid-19 regulations.
So it is with much sadness and regret to say that our museum will remain closed for the rest of 2021 but we look forward to opening from the spring of 2022 assuming that the Covid-19 situation is under control.
We would like to thank those of you who have contacted us about visiting this year and hope that we will be able to see you all again next year. Until then our very best wishes to you all and stay safe.
We look forward to seeing you in 2022.
The new COLD WAR documentary is gathering pace – here’s a taster of our most recent shoot at the tranquil yet mysterious site at Orford Ness…
We would love to hear from you if you were involved in the Cold War as a member of the armed forces or civilian, or simply have memories of the period – get in touch at: wsh.film@gmail.com
COLD WAR East Anglia – our third update of the new documentary film Viewpoint Productions is making with Wattisham Station Heritage. For more details visit:
http://wattishamstationheritage.org/
Our second short update for the new film about the Cold War. ‘If this is you we’d love to hear from you!’ wsh.film@gmail.com
Our second short update for the new film about the Cold War. ‘If this is you we’d love to hear from you!’ wsh.film@gmail.com
The COLD WAR came to an end a generation ago but there’s still a vast array of mysterious sites and buildings left over from this era of secrecy and people who remember fighting the threat of nuclear war first hand. Viewpoint Productions and Wattisham Station Heritage are filming a new documentary which pieces the evidence together. Here’s our first 60-second update.
Following on from the success of our award winning documentary film “Wattisham Both Sides of the Fence“ we are very pleased to be working again with Viewpoint Productions and have commisioned them to produce the next production called
In June work started on a new documentary about the Cold War. The film will include a variety of Cold War installations dating back to the 1950s and 60s previously surrounded in mystery and secrecy, together with interviews with people who served in the military at that time and civilians’ first-hand accounts.
The programme will illustrate the key role played by the RAF at Wattisham Airfield and other locations in East Anglia, often regarded as the Front Line during a very dangerous period in world history.
More details will be posted as we progress.
Following on from the success of our award winning documentary film “Wattisham Both Sides of the Fence“ we are very pleased to be working again with Viewpoint Productions and have commisioned them to produce the next production called
In June work started on a new documentary about the Cold War. The film will include a variety of Cold War installations dating back to the 1950s and 60s previously surrounded in mystery and secrecy, together with interviews with people who served in the military at that time and civilians’ first-hand accounts.
The programme will illustrate the key role played by the RAF at Wattisham Airfield and other locations in East Anglia, often regarded as the Front Line during a very dangerous period in world history.
More details will be posted as we progress.
