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A Century of Valour

Natalie Read-Bone by Natalie Read-Bone
March 13, 2020 - Updated on April 28, 2020
in Education, Lifestyle
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Lincoln is a city rich in military history, from the birthplace of the tank to being nicknamed Bomber County in World War Two. The Century of Valour exhibition at The Collection on Danes Terrace celebrates the County’s extensive aviation gallantry over the last 100 years.

Displaying stories and artefacts from World War One, World War Two and the Cold War, it is the Victoria Cross, awarded to Wing Commander Guy Gibson, that takes centre stage in this walk through time.

With rarely told stories from the Cold War and previously unseen memorabilia from World War Two, alongside the tales of service animals such as Buster the Springer Spaniel and Billy the pigeon, there is something for everyone at this exhibit.

A guestbook that sits at the entrance to the exhibition allows visitors to leave their own stories and comments about the displays:

“Well worth the 250-mile trip, interesting for all ages”

“Gratifying and humbling…a really emotional experience”

“One of the most informative and interesting displays, beautifully presented”

“The most moving museum experience I’ve ever had”

If you want to take a trip to the Century of Valour exhibition you will have to hurry, as it closes on Sunday 15th March.

Tags: HistoryLincolnmilitaryworld war 1World War 2
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