Soon to come:
more cables and components, etc.

If you made an offer you should have an acknowledgement of that by now, if not, please contact us.
If you make an offer on any of the above from now on, you should hear from us within a day.

Our apologies for previous delays (too much work and not enough people).

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From donations and payments to our shop made either by BACS transfer, cheque, through PayPal, or by cash, we have so far donated to charities and local groups:

• £1000 to Pancreatic Cancer UK
• £1000 to Prostate Cancer UK
• £1000 to the Blunham Church bells repair fund
• £500 to Guide Dogs for the blind
• £500 to Wood Green Animal Shelter
• £500 to St. Mary's Church, Potton
• £500 to Scotty's Little Soldiers
• £250 to the British Heart Foundation
• £250 to the Shuttleworth Trust

Thank you very much to all who have so far added to our fund, we do appreciate it.

It is no longer possible to visit the museum as the building is empty, despite what it says below.

The remainder of the  site will stay as is, to become a Virtual Museum.

Please go to the   Museum Closure page for more information about the closure.

This Museum attempts to tell the story of RAF Signals. It is hoped visitors and signallers past, present and future can see something of the heritage upon which the Museum specialisation has been built. Whichever category you, the visitor fall into, we hope you will find your visit both interesting and informative. We have a lot of working equipment which we can demonstrate including transmitters, receivers and radar consoles.

Our last Open day has gone by and so
we are closed to all visitors.

Close-down update

Following discussions with the close down team and with the gracious consent of the Station Commander, the Signals Museum close-down date was slightly extended to the 8th June 2024. This extension allowed the Museum to take an active part in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of D-Day on 6th June.

The 3 Radar Consoles, the T1509 and the BC640 transmitters	Seating among the exhibits.

We have now been set a closure date by the authorities at RAF Henlow. This will currently be by the end of June 2024 but we closed for visitors after the June 8th 2024 Open Day, and will start to dispose of our exhibits.

Photographs of our exhibits as they were before the close down.

Please go to the   Museum Closure page for more information or to register an interest.

R.A.F., Army and Navy service records. 

Please note that the Signals museum does not hold any service records.

The following organisations hold service records and archival and photographic collections:

• RAF Air Historical Branch: http://www.raf.mod.uk/ahb
• National Archives, Kew  Web: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
• RAF Museum  Web: http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk

This page is the copyright of the Signals Museum and Dave Thompson (who wrote most of the text).
If you have any comments, complaints, suggestions, requests etc, please drop us a line via our Genuki email page.

Page last updated 9th March 2025 by Colin Hinson.