Today in the Museum

At the Museum yesterday

Our Volunteers are doing a Macmillan Coffee Morning at the Museum for several days

Talk by Antony Ingles,a well-known international conductor of orchestras, that took place at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum on Wednesday 24th September A FAMILY OF AVIATORS AT WAR Mons, Dunkirk Battle of Britain, Night-Fighter Mosquitoes, Chinooks: The Story of Nine RAF Pilots From One Family

Visiting our Museum today. Full of amazing memories, Pat Nolan who was a stewardess on the early Comet Airliner

Flying along the Normandy coastline in the Mosquito simulator today

Yellow marks the area at our Museum where the Prototype Mosquito was originally built

New home in the Amy Johnson hangar for the Sea Venom

Restoration of the Sea Vixen continues

For the 10th year in a row the de Havilland Aircraft Museum has been awarded the TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Awards This means our Museum is in the top 10% of attractions - in the World!

Our new Mosquito Flight Simulator

100 Years Ago Geoffrey de Havilland and his new plane in a Race. Also taking part a rare (only?) DH51A

The Woollen Wonder post box cover

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This week in 1935 'Flight' featured a special Dragon Rapide. A prototype of an armed coastal reconnaissance plane.

Jerry the museum cat is no more. this video is a tribute to Jerry and the joy he brought to the museum youtu.be/2MS9Nvcu4ws

Saturday 14th June at the Museum Music event

This week in 1930 flight magazine featured this interesting DH development

Music at the Museum 🎺🎺🎺Today

At the Museum today

Only a few days to go before our "Music at the Museum" event on Saturday 14th June. Tickets are now available at the door, and not on the Website.

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A big shout out to everyone volunteering at museums this week!

Tiger Moth finds new home at WW2 airfield museum. ▶️ www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Following the success of last year. The Welwyn Garden City Band are back headlining the music event at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum Tickets are available directly on our website or on the door. Hopefully if it is dry, a Mosquito will be rolled out.

The de Havilland museum north of London have one of the Highballs recovered from Loch Striven.

Aer Lingus made their inaugural flight from Baldonnell to Bristol on this day May 27, 1936. This flight took place in the De Havilland 84 Dragon biplane named "Iolar". Happy birthday @aerlingus.bsky.social 🎂