Date:2005
Description:Access from room to room in the shelter could also be made via these tunnels in case the regular corridors were blocked. Note the supporting lintel over the entrance. The tunnel is only perhaps twenty feet long, but not very wide or high.
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During the Second World War air-raid shelters were located in people's gardens but there were also many ...
The way to the exits are signposted by these simple black arrows on the brickwork. The drip marks from ...
As you arrive in the first area from the entrance you see this notice hanging on the wall - the Code ...
The former air-raid shelter consists of a maze of corridors and rooms, unused since the end of World ...
Not surprisingly smoking was banned in the shelter. Safety would have been the main consideration but ...
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