CURRENT EXHIBITS

.Billy Bishop

The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum is proud to present on exhibit the ribbons of Air Marshall William Avery “Billy” Bishop. Bishop was a Canadian First World War flying ace officially credited with 72 victories making him the top ace of the British Empire. In early 2008, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum acquired this set of ribbons attributed to Bishop which are now on display in our Exhibit Gallery.

PERMANENT EXHIBITS

Ist Canadian Parachute Batallion

This exhibit shows the scenes of Canada’s famous Battalion in action during WWII. The RCAF was called upon to perform many roles, including the dropping of troops behind enemy lines.

Memorial Book

The Memorial book, “They Shall Grow Not Old” is on display in a quiet alcove of the gallery for visitors who wish to search for names of family members and loved ones who lost their lives during the second World War

Lancaster Tail Display

See a re-enactment of a Royal Air Force Lancaster crew returning from a Bombing Operation and the equipment they would have used on the flight. This exhibit is currently dedicated to the Canadian crew of 150 Squadron.