Description
The International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC) is a world-class facility to serve as a point for recognition, remembrance and reconciliation for Bomber Command. Providing the most comprehensive record of the Command in the world, the IBCC ensures that generations to come can learn of their vital role in protecting the freedom we enjoy today.
If you are looking for Best Museums and Art Galleries in Lincoln , Lincolnshire then you can visit International Bomber Command Centre. International Bomber Command Centre is one of the places in Lincoln Lincolnshire for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
On Site Parking
On Site Cafe
THE SPIRE
The Spire commands stunning views across Lincoln, with a focus on the City’s ancient Cathedral, which served as a sighting point for crews flying from Lincolnshire. For many of the men named on the accompanying walls, the Cathedral provided their last sight of Britain.
THE WALLS OF NAMES
The Walls of Names remember almost 58,000 men and women who lost their lives serving or supporting Bomber Command during WWII. The Walls of Names surround the Memorial Spire in a series of circles framing the view of the City and the Cathedral. There are 271 individual panels. Each one is formed from engraved sheets of Corten Weathering Steel.
PEACE GARDENS
The IBCC features two peace gardens set across 10 acres of landscaped grounds. Each offer quiet, contemplative space and are free to access. Peaceful contemplation and remembrance
THE CHADWICK CENTRE
The Chadwick Centre uses state-of-the-art technology and interactive displays to tell the story of Bomber Command, through the eyes of those who witnessed events first-hand. Interviews with veterans of both Air and Ground Crew, and support staff from around the world, come together to create an Orchestra of Voices. There are accounts from survivors of the Allied bombing campaign, members of the Resistance Movement, and people affected by the influx of thousands of service personnel into their communities.
AVIATION HERITAGE LINCOLNSHIRE
From the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight to the International Bomber Command Centre, Aviation Heritage Lincolnshire represents the great milestones in the RAF’s history through such sites as the Lima Sector museum at RAF Digby and the early days of flight at the RAF Cranwell Heritage and Ethos Centre.
FOR FAMILIES
The International Bomber Command Centre is great for families, it is educational and fun, allowing both children and adults to learn through experiencing the exhibition galleries with their interactive displays and exhibits, the Peace Gardens and the Memorial.
FACILITATED VISIT
A facilitated visit normally lasts from 10am-2pm and consists of 3 sessions. Workshops are held in our education suite and we provide a space for lunch.
SELF-FACILITATED VISIT
Explore the exhibition and discover the story of Bomber Command under your own steam. Clipboards, pencil’s and paper are available on request. Learn about the IBCC and Bomber Command with a guided tour from one of our expert education tour guides. You are welcome to eat your pack lunches on the grounds (only food purchased on-site to be eaten in the Hub Café).
YOUTH GROUPS
They offer both a special package which includes:Tour of the Exhibition, Tour of the Memorial, Presentation of the special IBCC badge, an excellent addition to camp blankets!
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