Open Wednesday and Thursday 10am – 3pm
Experience a Unique Pembrokeshire Museum
Built to a ‘local’ design, Carew Cheriton Control Tower uniquely features a bay window. Now restored to its 1940’s condition by our team of dedicated volunteers, based on first hand experiences from personnel based on the site during the war.
Take a trip back in time and experience the Control Tower as it would have been during the war years. In addition we have also reconstructed a Stanton Air Raid Shelter and have now collected a huge range of wartime exhibits in our museum.
Temporary Closure Update
Due to the coronavirus COVID-19 situation in the UK and current government guidelines, in the best interests of our visitors and volunteers, we have taken the decision to temporarily close the Control Tower Museum. We will continue to monitor the situation and will release updates on our website and social media about re-opening when circumstances […]
Unveiling of Memorial to the American Armed Forces in Pembrokeshire during World War Two
The memorial to the American Armed Forces in Pembrokeshire during World War Two takes place on Tuesday 22nd October 2019. The memorial is sited at Carew Cheriton Control Tower, Carew Airfield, Pembrokeshire SA70 8SX. The general public are welcome to attend and we request that you arrive no later than 10am, car parking is available. Approximately three thousand […]
Opening Times Extended for Summer 2019
We are please to announce extended public opening times for the summer 2019 at Carew Cheriton wartime airfield museum. In addition to the usual Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday’s this year we shall be open for public visits on Wednesday and Thursday from 24 July to 29 August, see below for details: Enjoy a trip […]
Carew Parish Variety Concert
Members of the Carew Cheriton Control Tower group are hosting a Carew Parish Variety Concert at Sageston C.P. School on Friday 29th March 2019 at 19:30. The concert will feature performances from Quaynotes Choir, Sageston School Choir, performances from Control Tower members and various local artists. The compère for the evening is Mr Kerry Waters. […]
A Wintry Scene at Carew Cheriton Control Tower
Serve weather conditions did not deter a number of group visits to Carew Cheriton control tower last week. Pupils from Cosheston VC School, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park guides and students from Lampeter University braved the cold, ice and snow for an interesting step back in time to learn of the wartime operations of this Coastal […]
Standard Fordson Tractor Nears Completion
The Carew Cheriton Control Tower Museum’s Standard Fordson tractor is nearing completion after a full restoration programme. This 1940’s tractor was widely used on wartime airfields towing bomb trolleys and fuel bowsers and also served with the Land Army and the wider agricultural industry. Known as “the tractor that won the war” group members would […]
