PORTSMOUTH LONDON ROAD DEEP SHELTER OPENED IN 1942 SO MUCH LEFT BEHIND AND MISSED скачать в хорошем качестве

PORTSMOUTH LONDON ROAD DEEP SHELTER OPENED IN 1942 SO MUCH LEFT BEHIND AND MISSED

London road deep shelter was the second of two deep shelters to be built in Portsmouth, the other being in Wymering chalk pit. Work was started to construct these shelters in late 1941 and by early 1942 they were open. They were designed to hold 2500 people underground with food, sanitation, water, light and places to sleep. At a push the tunnels could hold up to 4000 people. The tunnels were controlled by the shelter warden who had his office near to the main entrance. You could only access the tunnels if you presented a valid ticket or pass. The tunnels  also had a small medical facility, a children’s recreation area and was self contained with its own electricity generator. you can also follow me on Facebook people https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...