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Visit by bus for just £3 each way. Most buses in England are offering £3 single fares until March 2027. Our journey planner will show you if your route is included, or you can find a full list of participating operators and routes here.

You can reach Parham Airfield Museum by public transport.

Book a taxi-style-bus to meet you at the train station and drop you in the nearest village.

From Wickham Market train station, Wickham Market or Framlingham: KATCH on-demand busses can be booked on any day of the week. Call (01728 635 939) or book online well before departure and during office hours.

Trains run to Wickham Market from: Ipswich (25 mins), Lowestoft (60 mins), Beccles (40 mins) and Saxmundham (10 mins).

From other Coastal or East Suffolk areas: Connecting Communities on-demand buses can be booked from Monday to Saturday. Call (01728 635938) or book online well before departure, and during office hours.

Walk for about 35-minutes to Parham Airfield Museum.

Discount: Enjoy free entry with a valid train ticket, bus ticket or bike helmet!

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About Parham Airfield Museum

The 390th Bomb Group Memorial Air Museum is a tribute to the B17 “Flying Fortress” crews who flew from Framlingham, 1943-45. 743 were killed or missing in action.

The original Control Tower opened in 1981. Nissen huts and more recently modern buildings were added to display our numerous artefacts. The museum houses a unique collection of engines, machine guns, equipment, paintings, photos and memorabilia to illustrate life on the base and war in the air.

The Museum of the British Resistance Organisation tells of the “Secret Army”. Had Britain been invaded, these Auxiliaries would have fought a ruthless guerrilla war. It opened in 1997 after research involving the surviving men and women who had been bound by the Official Secrets Act. It holds a large collection of photos, manuals, weapons and sabotage equipment.

Visitors can visit Flying Control on the tower roof and our reconstruction of the secret underground Stratford St. Andrew Operational Base where an Operational Patrol of 7 or 8 auxiliers would have lived with supplies for just two weeks and fought a guerilla war against the expected Nazi invasion.

For any queries about visiting contact Parham Airfield Museum on 01728 621373 or [email protected]

Address: Parham Airfield Museum, Parham Airfield, Parham, Woodbridge, IP13 9AF. Visit Website