Following our pick ups we head directly to the Eden Camp Museum. Experience history come to life with your visit at Eden Camp Modern History Museum! Step back in time and immerse yourselves in the sights, sounds, and stories of wartime Britain at this award-winning museum in North Yorkshire. 

Explore 22 original POW huts, with immersive displays to discover the sights, sounds and even the smell of what like was like on the Home Front and Front Line during the Second World War. Each hut covers aspects such as The Blitz, Rationing, the Home Guard, and more. Eden Camp Museum offers a unique insight into the challenges and triumphs of wartime Britain. The rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party, The Home Front, The U-boat Menace, Britain Prepares, The Blitz, Music Hall, The Street at War, Women at War, RAF Bomb Disposal, Bomber Command & Escape Lines, The Prisoner of War, World War One, The Green Howards, Post World war Two Conflicts, Bevin Boys and the Auxiliary Fire Service, Operation Overview, plus plenty more.

This once prisoner of war camp of 33 huts original built in 1943 to house the first wave of Italian Prisoners of the war. The camp was also home to Polish forces amassed in the North Yorkshire area in preparation for the invasion of Europe.  Mid 1944 home for German prisoners of the war. Following the war, the early 50’s sees Eden Camp life as an agricultural holiday camp and a school holiday resort
Enjoy refreshment in the Winston's Bunker Café, serving hot meals, snacks and beverages. 

We depart late afternoon and make our way back directly back to Lincoln with our drop offs enroute. 

This trip is suitable for all ages, singles, couples and families. 

Available pick-up points: Green Route

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