Visitors stepped back in time as Eden Camp welcomed reenactors for its Living History Weekend.
The event, held on Saturday (Aug 29) and Sunday (Aug 30), transformed the North Yorkshire museum with displays recreating life during the Second World War.
Reenactors portraying military personnel and civilians could be seen across the site, with Home Front displays, military vehicles, wartime equipment and living history camps among the attractions.
Visitors also had the opportunity to speak to reenactors and learn more about everyday experiences during the conflict through interactive talks and demonstrations.
The weekend took place against the particularly fitting backdrop of Eden Camp's original Second World War prisoner of war camp buildings.
Live wartime music, family activities and access to the museum's exhibits were also included across the weekend.

1. Eden Camp’s Living History Weekend 2026
Mike Jackson at Eden Camp’s Living History Weekend 2026 Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

2. Eden Camp’s Living History Weekend 2026
Jack Ford and Tony Boyle . Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

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Even four-legged visitors got into the wartime spirit at Eden Camp Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

4. Eden Camp’s Living History Weekend 2026
Pictured from left, Mia Farrance-Middleton, Pauline North, David Farrance and Mike Jackson. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe