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UK Airfields & Airports

A Guide to the history of British flying sites within the United Kingdom

Nonsuch Park

NONSUCH PARK: Temporary aerodrome

Operated by: CWA Scott’s Flying Displays 1936 Tour

Location: Large park area, (still existing), W of Cheam

Period of operation: 25th July 1936

NOTES: Can you imagine my childlike delight on discovering there really is such a park as NONSUCH PARK and it still exists!

King Henry VIII built a magnificent palace here which existed from 1538 to 1682/3.

Michael Holder

This comment was written on: 2020-05-12 15:53:21

There's a nice photo of the park on Britain from Above - EPW058805 - taken in 1938.

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Nonsuch Park

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