Thousands of people were treated to an all-action living history display covering multiple eras at Norfolk Tank Museum over the weekend. Armourfest, which has been running for more than a decade, wowed visitors and delighted families and history enthusiasts who had flocked from across the country. “It’s growing each year, which is great to see,” said chairman and curator of the tank museum. Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank MuseumDE-19-08-2023-005 The Fenn Tigers re-enactment group Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank MuseumDE-19-08-2023-016 Armoured Car Display Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank MuseumDE-19-08-2023-029 Corey 12 and Ollie 9 from Lowestoft Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank Museum“We must have had 1,500 visitors on the Sunday and around 1,000 on the Saturday. DE-19-08-2023-031 German WW1 Living History Group Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank MuseumDE-19-08-2023-022 The Medieval Display Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank MuseumDE-19-08-2023-023Charlie and Milo Bennet travelled all the way from Northumbria for the event Armour Fest 2023 Norfolk Tank Museum“We had so much on offer, including a medieval village, sword fighting, Napoleonic soldiers, bomb disposal equipment and a mock tank battle.

Source: Express August 25, 2023 14:45 UTC