The whole of the De Havilland team is based on the second floor of building 213 a two level RAF building with The Parachute Regiment archive downstairs at Duxford, or Airborne Assault as its correct title within the Imperial War Museum.
It is one of the original buildings built in 1933 on the north side of the A505 road, and still has the faint outlines of two tone camouflage paint on its exterior. Across the road is a small original wooden ship lad building no bigger than 20' x 30 ' which has been rebuilt on site, and is the original De Havilland designers workshop brought up piece by piece from Surrey, where
Moths, Bulldog, Tiger Moths, Chipmunks, and all things De Havilland including the DH82A.

Some history and the DH Dragon Rapide flies every day from Duxford airfield around the City of Cambridge for those who want to buy their family that special gift. An aircraft once treasured by all those who learnt Military freefall from.

Some history De Havilland has, with the Sea Vixen/Vampire and many more besides.
The Mosquito was actually built at Hatfield on the A1, where after the war and after its flying history became a film studios and where the final scene of Saving Private Ryan was filmed.
Hatfield Mosquito factory 1944 Geoffrey De Havilland would be proud of where his company went.................................