Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre
Waldron Road
Montrose
Angus
DD10 9BB
Scotland
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01674 678222
The earliest air station in Britain, established 1913 by the Royal Flying Corps, dating from a period of manned flight when planes were, quite literally, kites.
The museum features a fascinating photographic archive and collection of aviation memorabilia, artefacts and vehicles relating to the flying history of Montrose.
The Air Station is also famous for its ghosts.There have been many unexplained sightings of apparitions and planes.
Venue Type:
Archive, Castle or defences, Transport heritage site
Additional info
The resources of our library are available on a reference basis.
While disabled facilities are restricted by the historic building itself, all assistance possible will be offered to visitors who are less mobile or sensory-impaired - please telephone prior to visiting to arrange.
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