Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum portrays the fascinating history of Royal Air Force College Cranwell from its early days as a Royal Naval Air base to current day. This accredited museum welcomes visitors from around the world to find out about the area’s extensive aviation history.
Explore
Cranwell’s fascinating history! Royal Air Force College Cranwell is probably the most famous landmark in RAF history. Cranwell’s association with aviation began in 1915 when the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) was established at Cranwell to train officers and pilots. Its links with
Experience
the excitement of aviation! Something for all the family to enjoy! Try your hand in a Jet Provost Flight Simulator, view the inside of an original Vampire cockpit and bring history to life through personal letters, original uniforms and unique artefacts.
aviation continue to this day.
Discover
the first Military Air Academy in the world! During its long and varied history RAF Cranwell has been the home to numerous historical events. Discover long distance record breaking flights; the first flight of Frank Whittle’s jet propelled Gloster E.28/39 and learn about the inspirational characters that have passed through the iconic gates of College Hall.
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The museum runs a programme of fascinating exhibitions exploring the wealth of aviation’s remarkable heritage.
Refreshments Light refreshments and a gift shop are also available together with local visitor information. There is also a courtyard area with a Jet Provost aircraft on display. The museum holds special events throughout the year. Please contact the museum for more information.