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Finally getting round to posting these pics!!
Went the the ARP Control Centre a few weeks back with a few people, Incredibly interesting place. Afraid to say that some of the photos are a little on the dark side. But i'm using just a standard digital camera in a place with pretty much no natural light...so i did the best i could really!!
ARP Control centre opened in the 1940's by Stewarts and Lloyds Steelworks. It was wide enough for an ARP (Air Raid Precautions) Ambulance to drive through it from either entrance. It was reopened in the 1950's as a civil defense head quarters, again for the steelworks.
In the 60's it was for research and development. It was abandoned in later years then gutted by fire. Pretty much all of the original fixtures and fittings were destoryed. But there is still a hell of alot of stuff to be seen in there!!
Just a tad overgrown!
Not even this was going to put us off.
Secondary entrance into it.
The ambulance turntable
You can see the rather bad fire damage on the walls.
One of a few random signs around the place.
What was once the toilets.
More signs
Random bits and pieces that i kept tripping over!
Tunnel heading out towards where the main entrance was before it was demolished.
Thats pretty much it for my photos, hope that others find them as interesting as i did!!


Went the the ARP Control Centre a few weeks back with a few people, Incredibly interesting place. Afraid to say that some of the photos are a little on the dark side. But i'm using just a standard digital camera in a place with pretty much no natural light...so i did the best i could really!!
ARP Control centre opened in the 1940's by Stewarts and Lloyds Steelworks. It was wide enough for an ARP (Air Raid Precautions) Ambulance to drive through it from either entrance. It was reopened in the 1950's as a civil defense head quarters, again for the steelworks.
In the 60's it was for research and development. It was abandoned in later years then gutted by fire. Pretty much all of the original fixtures and fittings were destoryed. But there is still a hell of alot of stuff to be seen in there!!
Just a tad overgrown!
Not even this was going to put us off.
Secondary entrance into it.
The ambulance turntable
You can see the rather bad fire damage on the walls.
One of a few random signs around the place.
What was once the toilets.
More signs
Random bits and pieces that i kept tripping over!
Tunnel heading out towards where the main entrance was before it was demolished.
Thats pretty much it for my photos, hope that others find them as interesting as i did!!

