The Military Aviation Museum has started the job of reassembling RAF Goxhill control tower. From a pile of recovered bricks, metal and metal window frames the tower is taking shape. The tower was purchased and deconstructed with the idea of some day reassembling it on the MAM grounds. With a completion date of next May in time for the WW2 air show.
This is the second historic building at the MAM. The museums WW2 German collection is displayed in the Cottbus Hangar. Originally built in 1936 at Cottbus Army Airfield southeast of Berlin. Designed by WWI flying ace Gotthard Sachsenberg as easily assembled and disassembled hanger. It was purchased and moved here, now restored.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Goxhill
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