Welcome to the Rougham Control Tower Aviation Museum.
Home of The 94th Bomb Group.
Welcome to the Rougham Control Tower Aviation Museum.
Home of The 94th Bomb Group.
GOOD NEWS FOLKS!
The tower opened to the public on Sunday, May the 23rd, 2021.
We aim to be open every Sunday, in line with all government guidelines.
We are open every Sunday 10.00 - 16.00
Our open season ends on 31st October 2021.
Please check out the latest news on our FACEBOOK page.
We are adhering to social distancing guidelines so access to the Tower will be limited to a few at a time.
We also have a temporary layout in the Tea Room. Please see below.
Please come along if you can, and see the new displays and read the history of those who served flying and working at Rougham, during 1943-45.
COVID 19
Your health and safety is very important to us, so we kindly ask that you sign in when you arrive.
While you are in the tea room, please follow the one way system. Only 16 guests in the tea room at one time, but there is seating outside.
When walking around the museum, please follow the arrows on the floor.
Please follow these simple rules, to keep you, your family and others safe.
About Rougham Control Tower.
Rougham Control Tower is a small, friendly, volunteer run Museum, dedicated to keeping the memories and history alive of the American Airmen/women who served in the 94th BG of the USAAF 8th Air Force during WWII.
The Airfield was historically called
RAF Bury St Edmunds, and is situated to the North of Rougham village between what is now the A14 trunk road (formerly the A45).
We plan to welcome the public on the 23rd of May, 2021.
Also At Rougham
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Skyward Fight Training
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Suffolk Kite Flyers Club
Bury St. Edmunds Amateur Radio Society (BSEARS)
Suffolk Kite Flyers Club
Other Groups You Might Be Interested In
Seething Control Tower Museum
Seething Control Tower Museum
Seething Control Tower Museum
Seething Airfield was a Class A Type Bomber Base typical of those which could be found dotted around Norfolk and further afield.
Please click here, or on the above image to visit the website.
Haverhill Aviation Society
Seething Control Tower Museum
Seething Control Tower Museum
The idea to form an Aviation Society originated from a number of local enthusiasts keen to fill an obvious gap for such an organisation in “their” part of Suffolk.
Initial advertising produced a very good response, Haverhill Aviation Society was formed in 1982.
Please click here, or on the above image to visit the website.