Lympne Collection
Step into the rich aviation history of Lympne: From exhilarating air displays to iconic aircrafts and historic landmarks, this quaint town in Kent has witnessed it all
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Step into the rich aviation history of Lympne: From exhilarating air displays to iconic aircrafts and historic landmarks, this quaint town in Kent has witnessed it all. The International Air Display and Races Poster captures the thrill and excitement that filled the skies above Lympne. As you stroll through time, the International Air Rally Posters from various years transport you back to a bygone era of camaraderie and adventure. Amy Johnson Says Goodbye, leaving behind an indelible mark on aviation history as she embarked on her daring solo flights. Henri Mignet sitting in a Le Pou-du-Ciel showcases the innovative spirit that thrived in Lympne's aviation community. The Avro 560, flown by Bert Hinkler at the Lympne Light Aerodrome, symbolizes both progress and passion for flight. Witnessing the majestic Douglas DC-3 G-AGYZ Skyways of London soaring through Lympne's skies in 1964 was truly awe-inspiring. The Australia Fliers at Cinque Ports Flying Club evoke memories of international connections forged amidst blue horizons. Beyond its aviation legacy, Lympne reveals glimpses of its past with remnants like The Remains of an Ancient Chapel or Nunnery at West Hythe - a testament to centuries-old heritage. Delve deeper into history with engravings capturing moments from Annual Congresses of British Archaeological Association; these images reflect intellectual curiosity nurtured within this charming town. Amongst these captivating tales is one about British Aircraft Company - B. A. 's Cataract Swallow 2 G-AELG - showcasing local ingenuity reaching new heights. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or a lover of history, exploring Lympne will leave you spellbound by its remarkable stories etched across time.