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Note: This map shows the location of the WW1 Landing Ground.




BEACON HILL: Military Landing Ground

Military user: RFC (Royal Flying Corps) 

36 [Home Defence] Sqdn    (Royal Aircraft Factory BE.2c & BE.12 types)
 

Location: Obviously fairly near the BEACON HILL site listed below but almost certainly not the same?

According to a contemporary map of the site, on the edge of Longhorsley Moor and two miles S of Longhorsley - or, perhaps, LONGHORSLEY Landing Ground? Period of operation: 1916 to 1917

Notes: Transferred to LONGHORSLEY after July 1917



 

BEACON HILL: Private airstrip

Note:   This could well by SELBY HOUSE FARM - see seperate listing
 

Location: Nr Selby House, 8nm NW of Morpeth

Period of operation: 1993 to present day?
 

Runway: 09/27   400m   grass   (4% gradient, land on 09 & take-off on 27)

 


 
 

Peter Vercruijsse

This comment was written on: 2018-02-17 20:04:49
 
The current private field Beacon Hill is at 55.20305N 001.80075W
 

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