An award winning WW2 Home Front Museum. The Museum is open to the public on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and most Bank Holidays, and open for school visits and private events Monday to Thursday.
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0With our new Events Building complete and the first fundraiser held there in December 2025, we now have a number of events scheduled there during 2026. Vintage, Militaria, Antiques and Christmas Fairs, where specialist retailer's and exhibitors can rent pitches; there's even a race night! We have numerous evening Dances and of course if there is bad weather on the day of one of our regular event weekends, our friends and colleagues can be offered indoor space where they can display their wartime collections and exhibits.
Thank you to all the volunteers for your dedication and extra hours that made the Concert night at We’ll Meet Again Museum such a success. Special thanks to Jason Dawson for his outstanding photography.
Builders: South Lincs Construction successfully completed the construction on schedule, and in time to enable the Christmas Concert to take place as planned on 20th December.
Sincere thanks Witham Oil and Paint Ltd for their support and generosity in providing the paint for our restored Hawker Hurricane and our newly completed Events Building.
We’re also very grateful to Lindum Construction for their generous help towards the Charity with all their design work for the new build.
Fundraising for Accessibility Improvements Additional funds are required to pay for the new concrete path, which provides wheelchair access to the events building from the existing buildings, and some insulation work at the sides of the hangar's roller doors.
These enhancements were not included in the original budget, so we kindly ask for your continued support to help us make our venue welcoming and accessible to everyone.
The new building includes a display and events room, and a hangar into which we can put our restored Hawker Hurricane exhibit, (which appeared in the 1969 film Battle of Britain) and which now can be displayed in the hangar or on the display area outside.
The building has room for numerous tables and seating space for more than 60 people, a Licensed Bar available for special event bookings, a cinema screen, sound system, office space, a first aid room, a stage, special-event lighting, a genuine dance floor, and a variety of RAF displays. Adjacent to this new building, there is now a Memorial Garden.
The events building opened to the public to visit from 10am on Friday 30th January 2026, visit the Hurricane in the hangar, view the RAF displays around it and see the RAF displays and exhibits in the Display and Events Room.

Hurricane on display, and Linda during preparation for the Christmas Concert

Dance floor, carpet and audience in Hangar

Tables adjacent to bar in the Events Room

View of the Licensed Bar
We would like to say a huge thank you to the Harper family and the Good Vibes duo for entertaining our guests the night of the concert entitled 'I'll be home for Christmas' a fundraising event organised by Natasha Harper, the Concert was a great success and the feedback about the night and also our new events venue has been out of this world, thank you to all our volunteers for putting in the extra hours so the building was completed on time and for making the night so perfect.


Natasha, Melissa, Paul Harper, plus Good Vibes musicians Jane and John, and some dancers.

Archway Entrance, displaying names of some of the generous people who made significant donations.

Memorial garden display
Visit the museum, and our amazing team of volunteers, re-enactors, friends and colleagues, all with an in-depth knowledge of military matters, and including youngsters aged from 15yrs, to some (very) senior citizens - will help to make your visit memorable - for all the right reasons.
We also have a team of ladies, who keep our ‘Ration Book Cafe’ running smoothly and who will always help visitors with disabilities to find the right place to sit (indoors, outdoor/covered area or on picnic benches around the site) serving their food and drinks to their chosen location as soon as it’s ready.
If you'd like to learn more about the Museum, then do please visit our website: https://www.wma-ww2museum.co.uk
On our Facebook site, you can see what visitors think of the museum https://www.facebook.com/wmamuseum
Alternatively, visit us on Tripadvisor where in 2024, and again in 2025, the excellent five-star reviews we received have once again won us a place in the Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards placing us in the top 10% of attractions worldwide. Visit https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g2697448-d12829539-Reviews- We-ll Meet Again-Freiston Lincolnshire England.html
