About this museum
Twinwood Farm is where Glenn Miller took off into the fog on 15 December 1944 and vanished; the control tower and museums keep his story plus wider airfield history, with a festival each summer.
Open select days and event weekends — check twinwoodevents.com before travelling.
- “Lovely place to visit, very informative and lots to see. Staff very knowledgeable, worth having a chat with. Google directions need a little help, sign in Clapham to assist.”— Dee h
- “Twinwood Aviation museum is on the same site Great little museum run by volunteers who are very knowledgeable and helpful Nice NAAFI for a cup of Coffee or Tea Well worth a visit”— Les Cleaver
- “Lovey small and quaint, great history of Glenn Miller many photos of the 1940s and the museum is Ron by a very enthusiastic volunteers”— Paul Parrin
Public map reports · excerpted for reference · not reviews collected by this gazetteer
Frequently asked
How much does Twinwood Airfield: Glenn Miller Museum & Aviation Museum cost?
Adult admission is listed as £5. Check the museum's current prices before travelling.
Does Twinwood Airfield: Glenn Miller Museum & Aviation Museum have parking or a cafe?
Parking is recorded on site; no cafe or restaurant is recorded. Check current facilities with the museum before travelling.
Airframe checklist
No preserved airframes are on public display here.
This is an aviation-history, memorial or archive collection rather than an aircraft collection.
Inventory last verified 2026-07-18: source 1 · source 2. Aircraft move between sites; report corrections to the compiler.
Location & contact
- Address
- Bedford MK41 6AB
- Website
- twinwoodevents.com/museums/
- Gazetteer
- EA-18 on the situation map