OUR COLLECTION

At the Muckleburgh Military Collection, visitors can explore a wide range of military history, with a strong focus on the wartime heritage of Weybourne and North Norfolk.

Specialist exhibitions cover the history of photographic interpretation and military intelligence from the First World War onwards, as well as the Royal Air Force Air Sea Rescue service.

We are also home to the Norfolk and Suffolk Yeomanry charity, which features various uniforms, weapons, medals, and regimental artefacts that tell the story of this historic local unit.

During your visit, you will encounter an impressive collection of military vehicles. Highlights include the Canadian-built Grizzly I Sherman, the iconic Soviet T-34/85, and the formidable British Chieftain.

Our collection also features a remarkable range of rare vehicles, including a Czechoslovak-built T-55 bridge-layer, a relatively rare Ford GPA amphibious Jeep, and the well-known Austin K2/Y military ambulance.

If you would like to know more about a specific vehicle in advance of your visit, please get in touch.

Museum exhibit of vintage military aircraft and artillery inside a museum hangar with a yellow sign reading 'Artillery' in the background.
Interior of a military vehicle storage hangar with various tanks and armored vehicles on display.
Military vehicles including tanks and armored cars displayed inside a warehouse or museum.
A collection of military tanks and a fighter plane inside a museum, with information plaques in front of each exhibit.
A collection of vintage military tanks displayed indoors, including a weathered tank in the foreground and two newer tanks behind it, with metal walls and rolling shutters in the background.
Interior view of a military vehicle museum showing various armored vehicles displayed in a line, with windows along one side and fluorescent lighting overhead.