RAF Ingham Heritage Centre

Visit the world's first heritage centre dedicated to the Polish bomber squadrons during the Second World War.

RAF Ingham Heritage Centre has been a 14-year project by a team of devoted local volunteers; transforming an old farm storage building, formerly the wartime Airmen’s Mess, into a wonderful and fitting location to tell an almost forgotten story.

The Centre is dedicated to remembering and celebrating (through their own personal stories) the remarkable lives and memories of the men and women (both ground and air crews) of the Polish Air Force Bomber Squadrons, who lived, worked and flew alongside the RAF during the Second World War; and will also tell the humanitarian story of their struggles to settle and integrate into ‘post-war’ Britain, whilst retaining their customs, culture and Polish heritage.

The Main Exhibition Centre comprises of:

• Two wings, covering over 4602m of exhibition space including never seen before photographs.
• An atmospheric Polish Families Nissen Hut
• A Mini-Cinema
• Memorial Garden and Remembrance Garden