Hidden Stories: Terschelling
Discover the story of William Rutherford and Edmund Fowler on Terschelling. On the night of 20 January 1942, a British bomber took off from the
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Discover the story of William Rutherford and Edmund Fowler on Terschelling. On the night of 20 January 1942, a British bomber took off from the
This bunker, type Kuver 467, housed the ‘Hauptfeldwebel’ during the Seconds World War.
In this former canteen now houses the Visitor Center of the Bunker Museum Terschelling.
In this bunker, a type 467 6-men bunker, there has been an exhibition about the Udetboje since this spring.
This bunker is intended to house a Gruppe, consisting of ten soldiers. In the bunker you can see an exhibition of planes that crashed on
Location: Bunker Museum Terschelling
This G65 Seeburg Bunker belongs to the Küvertype 424 and was the heart of the radar array.
This G23 anti-aircraft weapons bunker is also known as the Sleutelbunker type L410A. Besides this one on Terschelling, only one other similar bunker exists in Den Helder.
This ‘Fourier’ bunker is a ‘Bekleidungskammer’ (‘Dressing Room’); a very rare bunker that we rarely come across. This specific type XXL VAR has not yet been found in other defences in the Netherlands. Usually it is being dug open especially for Bunkerdag.
The bunker, a type Küver 431 Notstrom Bunker for 70 KVA, was equipped with an emergency power supply. It is a rare type; only two were ever built in the Netherlands
The first part of this type Küver 467 XL VAR officers’ bunker, was set up and staged in 2018.
The command bunker ‘Bertha’ is unique in The Netherlands due to its impressive size.
In this former mess hall you’ll find a exhibition about De Tijger (The Tiger) radar.
A unique visit because there is only one of this type in the Netherlands.
Blijft op de hoogte van de laatste ontwikkelingen van Bunkerdag!