Showcasing the Giants - A New Era for Lancaster and Halifax Bombers
The Bomber Command Museum of Canada in Nanton, Alberta, is taking on its most ambitious project yet: constructing a new taxiway, outdoor viewing area, and hangar to showcase "The Heavies," including the Lancaster FM159 and a newly restored Halifax bomber—two legendary aircraft from WWII.
Preserving Aviation History
with Community Spirit and
Global Impact
The Bomber Command Museum of Canada in Nanton, Alberta, showcases Canada’s proud aviation heritage and the role of Bomber Command in WWII through historic aircraft like the rare Lancaster bomber, preserved artifacts, interactive displays, live engine runs, and engaging events that bring history to life for visitors of all ages.
Learn about the Halifax 57 Rescue
This organization is focused on research, retrieval, restoration, and display of Halifax aircraft. As their search for Halifax components continue, they have also collected a significant amount of documentation related to the Halifax including details about the squadrons, crews, operations, and aircraft losses that may lead to the recovery Halifax components. They share these discoveries with the aviation community and along with their vision to see a Handley Page Halifax on display in Nanton, High River. Their dedication to saving Halifax bombers is a tribute to the RCAF and RAF bomber crews who flew, fought, and sacrificed for freedom and peace.