Hi all, this is my first report, so bare with me.
I found out about this site through my Great Uncle, he was an Italian POW during the second world war. He was sent to Rainford POW Camp, where he was allowed to work on a nearby farm, where he met my Great Aunt, and after the war he stayed here and married.
The site itself has almost all gone, just a couple of buildings still stand, its well camoflaged from the road, as I have driven past hundreds of times, and never seen it. The Camp had its own Resovoir, with steps leading into it.
I also believe there is a Bunker at this site, but the entrance has caved in.
Anyway, on with the pics
Leading up to the site
The Surviving buildings
The Resovoir and Steps
What I think is the colapsed entrance to an underground bunker
These last 2 pictures are of concrete blocks, there were signs saying Danger underground shafts, and I think these blocks of concrete cover the tops, but I'm not sure. Can anyone tell me what they are???
Hope you enjoyed my pics
I found out about this site through my Great Uncle, he was an Italian POW during the second world war. He was sent to Rainford POW Camp, where he was allowed to work on a nearby farm, where he met my Great Aunt, and after the war he stayed here and married.
The site itself has almost all gone, just a couple of buildings still stand, its well camoflaged from the road, as I have driven past hundreds of times, and never seen it. The Camp had its own Resovoir, with steps leading into it.
I also believe there is a Bunker at this site, but the entrance has caved in.
Anyway, on with the pics
Leading up to the site
The Surviving buildings
The Resovoir and Steps
What I think is the colapsed entrance to an underground bunker
These last 2 pictures are of concrete blocks, there were signs saying Danger underground shafts, and I think these blocks of concrete cover the tops, but I'm not sure. Can anyone tell me what they are???
Hope you enjoyed my pics