The RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre tells the history and stories of North Norfolks only USAF atomic base.
Once the largest and most strategically important American airbase, home to 10,000 personnel.
For over a decade it was the atomic deterrent against the Soviet Union.
Please use the menu button in the top left to Navigate the site for more information about our Heritage Centre.
Once the largest and most strategically important American airbase, home to 10,000 personnel.
For over a decade it was the atomic deterrent against the Soviet Union.
Please use the menu button in the top left to Navigate the site for more information about our Heritage Centre.
You can find us at the Green Park Rural Centre, Chapel Street, Wicken Green, NR21 7LX.
We are open on the first sunday of the month from February to November.
10.00 -16.00.
Entry is free of charge, but donations are very welcome to help us preserve Sculthorpes History.
Teas and coffee( additional charge) are available and our USAF approved home made cakes!
Why not checkout our Facebook Page RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre.
We are able to open for private viewings, but must be arranged prior to any visit.
We are open on the first sunday of the month from February to November.
10.00 -16.00.
Entry is free of charge, but donations are very welcome to help us preserve Sculthorpes History.
Teas and coffee( additional charge) are available and our USAF approved home made cakes!
Why not checkout our Facebook Page RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre.
We are able to open for private viewings, but must be arranged prior to any visit.
The Floods of 1953 70th Anniversary.
On Sunday, the 29th of January, we will be holding a special event at Hunstanton to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Britain's worst natural disaster.
A service will take place at 10.30am at the Hunstanton Ski Cafe bar near to South Beach Rd.
A parade will then take place along the promenade to the Flood Memorial.
Wreaths will be laid by VIPs.
A public exhibition will then take place at Hunstanton Town Hall from 12.30pm to 4pm telling the stories of the heroes, survivors and those lost to the Tempest.
On Sunday, the 29th of January, we will be holding a special event at Hunstanton to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Britain's worst natural disaster.
A service will take place at 10.30am at the Hunstanton Ski Cafe bar near to South Beach Rd.
A parade will then take place along the promenade to the Flood Memorial.
Wreaths will be laid by VIPs.
A public exhibition will then take place at Hunstanton Town Hall from 12.30pm to 4pm telling the stories of the heroes, survivors and those lost to the Tempest.

The RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre is now part of a new English Heritage and Military Aviation Heritage Network (MAHN).
The East Anglia Aviation Heritage Network enables like minded organisations to communicate and share ideas with each other and work together in sharing East Anglia's rich aviation history.
The East Anglia Aviation Heritage Network enables like minded organisations to communicate and share ideas with each other and work together in sharing East Anglia's rich aviation history.
Contact Us
Please contact us at rshc1955@gmail.com or phone 07766715548