Covid-19 Statement.
Following the outbreak of Covid-19 the Museum will remain closed until further notice. Social distancing on a small site is complex requiring investment and a great deal of work by our volunteers in order to open safely and comply with the requirements of social distancing. The reduction in social distancing from 2m to 1m (with mitigations) introduced on 24th June 2020 does not change our assessment of the Covid-19 risk to our visitors and volunteers.
Whilst the Museum is closed please continue to support our volunteers by following our activities on social media. This is a great way that our members, supporters, and friends can help maintain our public profile and awareness of the Museum.
Welcome to the home of the 95th in the UK!
The 95th Bomb Group Heritage Association has faithfully restored air base buildings to keep alive the memory of the 95th’s role in World War Two. The official UK home of the 95th is a living museum and monument to the only Eighth Air Force Bomb Group to receive the Distinguished Unit Citation three times.
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Our Past
The 95th flew 334 missions between May 14th 1943 and May 25th 1945 and was the first Bomb Group to perform a daylight raid on Berlin. It claimed 425 enemy aircraft destroyed, the highest number by any USAAF Bomb Group in WW2.
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Our Present
The Red Feather Club offers a unique experience in a 1940s WW2 NCOs’ social club – visitors say it is like “going back in time”. There are 1940s dances, film shows, talks and the museum is open for educational visits from schools and groups and regular open days.
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Our Future
The 95th Bomb Group Heritage Association is working hard to promote the memory of the men and women who served at Horham with the 95th. You can join us and help as we continue to build on what many think is the friendliest and best bomb group museum in the UK.
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Mission Updates
A Twitter feed detailing mission reports released each day as they happened during the war.