RAF Chapel

In 1943 the  Biggin  Hill  Station Church was established on the south west side of  the airfield to commerate the Battle of Britain and the RAF's  service history at Biggin Hill. The church  was  destroyed  by fire in 1946 and the  then Chaplin  Rev C. King led a  campaign  to  raise  money  for a permanent Memorial Chapel. By subscriptions and donations from the Air Ministry the chapel was built.

St George's RAF Memorial Chapel is open seven days a week from 11am to 4pm.

You will be welcomed by one of the two custodians of Chapel  Laurie Chester or Mick Case. Pictured here after receiving a Commander  in  Chief's  Commendation  for  their dedicated team work over the years at the Chapel.

They both have an indepth knowledge of the history of the Chapel and the artefacts therein and are only to  willing to share that knowledge with you as  they guide  you around the inside of this Chapel.