BEHIND THE SCENES TOURS
A fantastic opportunity to look behind the scenes of the Royal Navy at Fort Blockhouse and HMS Sultan
Saturday 3 March
10am, 11am, 2.30pm & 3.30pm
HMS Dolphin was the home to the Royal Navy’s Submarine Service for most of the first 100years of the RN submarine service from 1904 – 1999. A former submariner will take you on a tour of Fort Blockhouse, the Submarine Memorial Chapel, the 19th century ramparts and the Harold Wyllie paintings in the Officer’s Mess.
Tickets: donation £5 per person. Children (under 15yrs) are free. Bookings must be made in advance. To Book Call 023 9251 0354 ext 240 or email enquiries@submarine-museum.co.uk
Bookings close on Thursday 1 March
Behind the Scenes of HMS Sultan
Fort Rowner, Fleet Air Arm Aircraft Tours, Airfield & Marine Engineering Museum Tour
9am & 1.30pm
The HMS SULTAN site has been home to all three branches of the armed forces. See behind the scenes and hear the history of the Army, RAF and Navy on this fascinating site where submariners are trained today.
Fort Rowner and Fort Grange were home to the Army from 1862 until the First World War and then became an airfield used for pilot training. After the war, the RAF developed the airfield further and it was used jointly with the Royal Navy. After the Second World War the Fleet Air Arm took charge until it was closed in 1956. HMS SULTAN was then formed for training Royal Navy marine engineers.
Tickets: Minimum donation £5 per person. Children (under 15yrs) are free
To Book Call 023 9251 0354 ext 240 or email enquiries@submarine-museum.co.uk
FILM NIGHT
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