Dodge Hill Air Raid Shelter - Stockport - Jan 2012

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Thanks goes to Havoc for being our guide, this turned out to be more than I expected and was also bigger than I had imagined.

Dodge Hill was carved out of sandstone (Just like Drakelow but on a smaller scale lol) which made it quick and easy to construct.

Today the shelters are in pretty good condition with only a small amount of damage by graffiti and the environment.

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From an age where people had a bond that is missing today, I think. Thank you for this posting.
 
Those are excellent photos, thanks so much for sharing :)
I visited both Dodge Hill and Brinksway shelters, and I have to say that Dodge Hill was the better one in my opinion even if Brinksway access was comedy :lol:
 
Nice work there, must have been a depressing place to go in an air raid.

Spot on Night Crawler, can you imagine being a young kid and having to endure this and the sound of falling bombs, kids today just don't realise :(

Cracking photos as always fella :)
 
I'd have thought the Stockport air-raid shelters were less depressing than most....running water, flushing toilets, electric light
 
nice pictures. very interesting to see.
i can't imagine what it would of been like in an actual air raid :(

i like that rusty lamp.
 
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