Tucked away in the scenic mountain valley of Tolga, Norway, the Nord-Østerdal Aviation and Military History Museum is a unique historical gem dedicated to preserving and showcasing the region’s aviation and military past. Run by the passionate volunteers of the Nord-Østerdal Fly- og Militærhistorisk Forening (NØFMF), the museum offers an extraordinary collection of rare World War II aircraft parts, artifacts, and immersive historical experiences.
Nord Østerdal Fly-og Militærhistorik Forening
Rørosveien 2221 (Hangar-10)
2540 Tolga
Until further notice, H-10 is open every Thursday from 17.00-19.00 or see Facebook
Admission fee
Aircraft collection
| – (880133)/4D+FH 1231/B4+CA – | DFS230 Junkers Ju88C-2 (wreck) Junkers Ju88D-1 (aft fueselage) Junkers W34 |
Nord Østerdal Fly-og Militærhistorik Forening Hangar-10: The Heart of the Museum
The museum’s main exhibition space, Hangar-10 (H-10), houses more than 1,000 carefully curated items. Among the highlights are:
- Europe’s only known remains of a German Junkers W-34 aircraft
- Components from JU-52 and JU-88 bombers
- Parts of a DFS 230 German transport glider, used in airborne operations
- Uniforms, instruments, documents, and wartime memorabilia from the 1940s
Each artifact is accompanied by historical context, often with personal stories or local connections. Hangar-10 is more than a static display — it’s a storytelling space that bridges the past with the present.
The Nord Østerdal Fly-og Militærhistorik Forening also collaborates with institutions like the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum, ensuring that the preservation and presentation of these materials meet national historical standards.