Advance Ticket for general entry to the Museum after 1pm, at discounted rate of £5.00. No tickets will be available on the day and ticket numbers are limited, so please ensure you purchase advance tickets.  Please note this is a timed ticket and admission will not possible until after 1pm. Tickets will be available from … Continue reading Advance Tickets: Afternoon Entry to the Museum

Bentley Priory Museum is usually closed on Sundays. To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain in 2015, the Museum will open on all Sundays in September. Opening Hours: 10am-5pm (last admission at 4pm) ADVANCE TICKETS ARE REQUIRED FOR SUNDAY 20 SEPTEMBER DUE TO THE PROMENADE PERFORMANCE OF A NEW ONE ACT MUSICAL … Continue reading Museum Opening All Sundays in September 2015

'Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain' is a new one act musical commissioned for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.  The promenade performance will be performed by members of the Tonic Choir and students from Grimsdyke School, and narrated by Nigel Grant Rogers.  The one act musical has been composed by Bryan … Continue reading ‘Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain’: Promenade Performance of a new one act musical

'Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain' is a new one act musical commissioned for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The promenade performance will be performed by members of the Tonic Choir and students from Grimsdyke School, and narrated by Nigel Grant Rogers. The one act musical has been composed by Bryan … Continue reading ‘Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain’: Promenade Performance of a new one act musical

Advance Ticket for general entry to the Museum after 1pm, at a discounted rate of £5.00. No tickets will be available on the day and ticket numbers are limited, so please ensure you purchase advance tickets.  Please note this is a timed ticket and admission will not possible until after 1pm. Tickets will be available … Continue reading Advance Ticket: Afternoon Entry to the Museum

'Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain' is a new one act musical commissioned for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The promenade performance will be performed by members of the Tonic Choir and students from Harrow Youth Choir, and narrated by Nigel Grant Rogers. The one act musical has been composed by … Continue reading ‘Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain’: Promenade Performance of a new one act musical

'Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain' is a new one act musical commissioned for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The promenade performance will be performed by members of the Tonic Choir and students from Harrow Youth Choir, and narrated by Nigel Grant Rogers. The one act musical has been composed by … Continue reading ‘Fighter Command & the Battle for Britain’: Promenade Performance of a new one act musical

Advance Ticket for general entry to the Museum after 1pm, at discounted rate of £5.00. No tickets will be available on the day and ticket numbers are limited, so please ensure you purchase advance tickets.  Please note this is a timed ticket and admission will not possible until after 1pm. Tickets will be available from … Continue reading Advance Ticket: Afternoon Entry to the Museum

Bentley Priory Museum is usually closed on Sundays. To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain in 2015, the Museum will open on all Sundays in September. Opening Hours: 10am-5pm (last admission at 4pm) Advance tickets are not required and will be available to purchase at the Museum's Reception on the day of … Continue reading Museum Opening All Sundays in September 2015

The history of the Auxiliary Air Force, including its significant contribution to the Battle of Britain - with an acknowledgement to the Balloon Barrage and the WAAF which were formed within the AAF - and its strong connections with RAF Bentley Priory. Talk by Sqn Ld (ret'd) Tony Freeman. No booking required. Included in Museum … Continue reading Battle of Britain Talk Series: ‘The Auxiliary Air Force in the Battle of Britain’