Established in May 2019, Eden Camp Heritage Restorations (ECHR) is made up of a team of dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to breathe new life into Eden Camp’s collection.
Through extensive research, resourcing and skilled work, the ECHR mission is to restore old military and civilian vehicles and machinery back to full working order; bringing history forward to the present day for all to enjoy and experience.
From bicycles and motorcycles, artillery pieces and ‘Mother’, our M50 Sherman tank, you can keep up to date with progress and upcoming projects by following their Facebook page or by speaking to their highly-skilled volunteers on site, in the new Engine Shed and the ECHR workshop.
Want to know more about volunteering?
Heritage Restorations on Facebook…
Today is VE Day -The celebrations of VE Day marked the end of hostilities, but World War Two was still affecting hundreds of thousands of former enemy soldiers held as prisoners in camps across the UK.
Held in camps across the country, just like our very own site , they were put to work - and even after the end of the war, many stayed on and made friends, fell in love and integrated into British life.
You can learn the story of our prisoners and their lives in Hut 10 at the museum 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇮🇹
Held in camps across the country, just like our very own site , they were put to work - and even after the end of the war, many stayed on and made friends, fell in love and integrated into British life.
You can learn the story of our prisoners and their lives in Hut 10 at the museum 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇮🇹
Please join us in welcoming our newest recruit Andy, he has recently joined our heritage restoration team. Andy has spent a career in mechanics and will spend most of his time to start with working on our M16 Halftrack.
Andy says “With 35 years in the motor trade I’ve seen cars change, it’s all electronic’s nowadays. So now it’s back to proper mechanics and fabrication”
WELCOME 🎉 🎈 🎊
Andy says “With 35 years in the motor trade I’ve seen cars change, it’s all electronic’s nowadays. So now it’s back to proper mechanics and fabrication”
WELCOME 🎉 🎈 🎊
A quick update on the recovery of the Buffalo LVT for anyone following from our last post
