What can I say other than Eden Camp is the most intact of the PoW Camps from WWII and it survives today as a Military and PoW Museum.

A few buildings have been lost and the original fences have been replaced with modern fences. Also, as it is a museum there just happens to be a Spitfire and Hurricane (plastic) and T34 as well as a few other AFVs at the front of the camp. I somehow doubt that these would have been around when the site was a PoW Camp? Individual huts are set up with different WWII related exhibits and displays.

I had prior to my visit communicate in general terms with the museum but was not able to give actual date that I would be on site. I was there on a Sunday morning and went into the actual reception area and talked to the duty manager how was quite excited when I discussed my project. During my discussion I was able to find the actual location of the PoW Camp at York Racecourse, we also discussed the end goal of my work in the creation of an exhibition. I was told that within their existing set up that exhibition space is limited. In practice though a small temporary or a larger permanent exhibition may be possible, but it would require considerable planning. Although I did get permission to use my drone, I had to limit my photography to my DSLR camera owing to weather condition