The country park staged reenactments and musicians from Friday to Sunday, July 11-13.
Vocalists celebrating the period included The Lahdidahs, and Miss Sarah Jane, as well as Miller Magic big band.
Visitors enjoyed a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flypast, reenactor displays, plus lots of stalls, games, wood carving, swing chairs, vintage clothing and hair-dos too.
They were one of two Woodhall Spa businesses who are keeping the village’s hugely popular annual 1940’s weekend alive.
The Mall pub also hosted a weekend of music throughout the decades.
Tealin Glenn, manager at The Mall, said: “We were always a vibrant hub in the village during the 1940’s weekend. We have found it difficult to let that go."
The pub had themed entertainment with a George Formby tribute and a dance troupe, plus Peter Howarth, lead singer of the Hollies on the Saturday night.
5. Rob McDowall and Fliss McDowall of Woodhall Spa
Rob McDowall and Fliss McDowall of Woodhall Spa. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
6. Caroline Green of Worchester. A Nurse's War
Caroline Green of Worchester. A Nurse's War. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
7. Miss Sarah Jane, performing
Miss Sarah Jane, performing at the 1940s festival. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson