HISTORY:

The Hospital buildings were purchased from a local farmer by Tony and Val Albrow. Having been employed for various uses; firstly as chicken sheds, then as a pig unit, a grain store and finally as a mushroom farm for 18 years. Tony and Val brought the old hospital with the view to restore it as a museum dedicated to The 95th Bomb Group.

The buildings have under gone a ten year restoration which has been privately funded and are now open to the public.

With an ongoing restoration there is always plenty to do, however fourteen of the fifteen rooms are now open with many displays. Some rooms are restored to their original state as if the 95th were still an operating group. Others have exhibits and displays to view.