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class="loop-item-0 user-id-0 bbp-parent-forum-152 bbp-parent-topic-152 bbp-reply-position-1 odd post-29305 topic type-topic status-publish hentry pmpro-has-access">Hi,
WW2 Air Raid Shelter. I have been advised to inform you of my findings at the end of our garden.
Looks to be quite large, having uncovered the roof! About 12′ x 12′. At one end filled in with earth, but would be most probably stairs entrance.
Interesting. although many domestic gardens had what were known as Anderson Shelters, named after Sir John Anderson – the man in charge of Air Raid Precautions. The dimensions you describe sound about right. Whereabouts are you situated?
Further information on Anderson Shelters can be found at https://andersonshelters.org.uk/ and there’s even a Facebook group Anderson Shelters in your garden.
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