Maldon: Combined Military Services Museum Entry Ticket

Highlights

• Visit the Combined Military Services Museum in Maldon with this entry ticket
• Discover a collection of military artifacts from the Combined Operations of WWII
• Learn about the museum and its founder, Dr. Richard Joseph Wooldridge
• Rarities like the Cockle canoe, clandestine radios, and Special Forces insignia

Description

Discover the Combined Military Services Museum, a collection of military artifacts that began with a young boy’s fascination with a discarded backpack. As you explore, learn how the museum’s founder, Dr. Richard Joseph Wooldridge, turned a childhood passion into a national treasure. See rare items like the Cockle canoe, clandestine radios, and Special Forces insignia, all collected over decades. Walk through exhibits that tell the stories of military history, from World War Two’s Combined Operations to modern-day conflicts. Admire the dedication and effort that went into preserving these artifacts, many of which were saved from destruction or export. As you explore, gain a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and innovations of the armed forces.

Includes

Access to the Combined Military Services Museum Probably the largest collection hand and machine guns in the UK View of military artefacts from various eras Exhibits on Special Forces insignia and equipment Displays of clandestine radios and Cockle canoe Access to armour collection including trying some on

Important Information

• The museum is located in a former bonded wine warehouse in Station Road, Maldon. The museum was officially opened to the public on 5th July 2004. The collection is of national historical importance. The museum is a registered charity set up in 1996. The museum reflects all three military services.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund