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3 km from Helhoughton, Norfolk, England

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	Give Way sign north of West Raynham airfield by Adrian S Pye
	Lane south from former East Rudham Station by Nigel Jones The tower on the horizon is one of the buildings of the former RAF West Raynham - see Link. The road from Helhoughton joins from the left just ahead.
	RAF West Raynham memorial by Evelyn Simak The memorial was unveiled on 27 September 2014 and commemorates all the personnel that served at the station. For a wider view of this location see > Link. For a close-up view of the memorial plaque... (more)
	Stubble field near Helhoughton by Jonathan Thacker
	Abandoned boiler house at RAF West Raynham, Norfolk by Richard Humphrey
	RAF West Raynham memorial by Evelyn Simak The memorial was unveiled on 27 September 2014 and commemorates all the personnel that served at the station. It is situated beside the former NAAFI shop. The buildings seen in the background are Block 35 with the Barracks store behind it.... (more)
	RAF West Raynham airfield memorial by Adrian S Pye Built between 1938 and 1939, RAF West Raynham was an expansion scheme airfield. The grass landing area was aligned roughly north-east to south-west. The main camp, with housing and headquarters, was located immediately west of the landing... (more)
	Airmen's Married Quarters by Evelyn Simak After RAF West Raynham was closed in 1994 all these houses were converted into private dwellings.
	The Airmen's Married Quarters at RAF West Raynham by Evelyn Simak When the airfield closed in 1994 the married quarters were converted into private housing.
	Signs on gate by Evelyn Simak This used to be one of the entrances to the airmen's barracks blocks. The brick chimney at left belongs to the heating plant and the Motor transport section buildings can be seen in the background.
	Blocks 100 and 101 by Evelyn Simak When RAF West Raynham closed in 1994 many of the airfield's buildings were converted to private or industrial uses. Some are still awaiting development.
	Entrance to the Airmen's Restaurant by Evelyn Simak For a full view of this building see > Link. Before RAF West Raynham closed in 1994 this building was the airmen's mess.