Haveringland Hall

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B-24 Liberators of the 445th Bomb Group fly in formation over a stately home.

media-380557.jpg FRE 1735 Five B-24 Liberators of the 445th Bomb Group fly in formation over Haveringland Hall, Norfolk. The Hall had been requisitioned by the Air Ministry. It would be demolished in 1946-1947. Roger Freeman Collection

The stately house was identified by David Lovell as Haveringland Hall, Norfolk after Operation WALBEA appealed for more information about the photo through Twitter:
https://twitter.com/OpWALBEA/status/931077522342731776

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Object Number - FRE 1735 - Five B-24 Liberators of the 445th Bomb Group fly in formation over Haveringland Hall, Norfolk. The Hall had been requisitioned by the Air Ministry....

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Detailed History

During the Second World War, Haveringland Hall was requisitioned by the Air Ministry. It would be demolished in 1946-1947.

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Date16 Nov 2017 11:30:30

ContributorLucy May

ChangesCreated entry with name, latitude, longitude, history and media associations

Sources

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http://www.cawstonheritage.co.uk/items/show/59

Haveringland Hall: Gallery (2 items)

Object number: FRE 1735 -

Aerial photograph of Tibenham airfield looking west, the fuel store, bomb dump and ammunition dump are on the right, Channonz Hall is on the left, 11 April 1947. Photograph taken by No. 82 Squadron, sortie number RAF/CPE/UK/1972. English Heritage (RAF Photography).

Object number: RAF_CPE_UK_1972_RP_3159 -