Chislehurst Caves are a series of man made tunnels and caverns located in Chislehurst. The caves are actually mines that were used for...

This Dressing Station was excavated in 1940 for use by the Royal Marines Siege Regiment. The complex was excavated by 172 Tunnelling...

Built in World War Two this anti aircraft battery is set in a circular layout, the site had a circular road linking the four gun...

These timbers were uncovered under the floor of the wheelwrights workshop at Chatham Dockyard in 1995. After extensive research they were...

Fort Burgoyne was constructed in the 1860s as a result of the Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom. Originally the fort...

This structure is one of three added on externally to Air Ministry Offices. It is possibly an external air raid shelter for the workers...

This air raid shelter was adapted from an existing tunnel at a cement works. Evidence of the shelters former use can be seen in the...

This air raid shelter was adapted from an existing tunnel at a cement works. Evidence of the shelters former use can be seen in the...

Built during the 1830s these kilns were used by the cement works located on the site. Below the kilns was a tunnel system that housed...

This shelter was constructed at the start of the WW2 for use by the staff who were working at the Air Ministry Office. Within the shelter...

Reigate Fort was constructed as part of the London Defence Scheme in 1898. It’s purpose was as a mobilisation centre and was used to...

These tunnels were dug during the 19th century for the excavation of chalk to make lime. The tunnels range in size with multiple...

Excavated during the 19th Century these tunnels form part of a larger network of interlinked tunnels. It is rumoured that the tunnels...

This tunnel was most probably originally dug to exact chalk for lime around the mid 19th Century. During WWII it was repurposed and used...

The “Messerschmitt” shown in the video is a Spanish licence built post war version of the Messerschmitt known as a Buchon. It is painted...

Spitfire Mk Ia N3200 This Spitfire was flown by Squadron Leader Geoffrey Stephenson, commander of 19 Squadron. During its first and only...

The Ops Room at RAF Duxford is situated in the Ops Block (Building 59). The Ops Block was built in 1928 to the design of the Air...

This Air Raid Shelter was one of two built for use by a school during the Second World War. The first being a trench shelter located...

Constructed in the 1830s having been designed by architect H.E.Kendall (1776-1875) and his son Henry Edward Kendall, Junior for Jeremiah...

Built around 1940 this post was one of a number of post situated strategically alongside the Thames. It’s purpose was to observe and then...