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Why 100k is needed to restore Elvington’s wartime control tower: PICTURES

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The Yorkshire Air Museum’s wartime airfield control tower at Elvington is badly in need of restoration. The museum aims to raise £100,000 to help save it. The Grade 2 listed building is at the heart of the museum, which also acts as the Allied Air Forces Memorial.

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Why 100k is needed to restore Elvington’s wartime control tower: PICTURES

Eighty years since it was built as a nerve centre of operations against Nazi Germany, the Yorkshire Air Museum’s wartime airfield control tower at…

2 years ago·York, United Kingdom

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The Press broke the news in York, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Tuesday, November 29, 2022.

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