MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: shelter

The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.

The "caves" are a network of 22 miles of human-dug tunnels and caverns, some created as early as the 13th century. Initially for mining chalk and flint, they were used in the 20th century as munitions storage in WW1, a mushroom farm, extensive bomb shelters in WW2 housing 15,000 people, a music venue and for tv and film location shooting.

Russell Square, Bloomsbury. www.atlasobscura.com/places/cabmens-shelter-in-russell-square

Note the WWII shrapnel damage on the facade of the V & A. Originally posted to Guess Where London.

Originally posted to Guess Where London as part of GWL for Shelter charity day. See where this picture was taken. [?]

This is where the 168 bus, which I rode often, stops in Belsize Park. For a brief few days last spring there was a Banksy stencil on the side of the shelter. Spooner's house is 2 blocks away (and about as attractive as this bunker). See where this picture was taken. [?]

Bus shelter, South Hadley, MA. See where this picture was taken. [?]