Visited with Bauhausgirl
Like BHG, i have been chasing around looking at these Railway Control Centres! Deepdene was one of my favorite sites, so Woking was another one i wanted to see inside! For some reason the Woking Bunker has had very little exposure, i could find no info other than the stuff in BHG's report and absolutely no images anywhere, the only info i got was from a mate who had been in there back in the early 80's, all he could remember was that it looked like it did back in the war, lots of old Bakelite telephones and switchboards! So when i got the call for BHG late one night to meet up at woking i really didn't know what to expect! As we descended into the bunker the signs weren't good, lots of rubbish, but then we turned the corner and saw these amazing blast doors which lend into rooms packed with original equipment! We stood there with big smiles on our faces and thought how cool this place was
! It was a shame that the main control room had been gutted by a fire! Ventilation equipment, blast doors, telephones, telephone exchange and much more, it was a great find! Thanks for a great experience Bauhaus! This is what its all about
The only history is on Bhg report so check it out
Some pics
FIRST BLAST DOOR
CONTROL ROOM
BLAST DOOR LEADING TO EMERGENCY EXIT
BLOCKED UP EMERGENCY EXIT
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
TWO NARROW BLAST DOORS
VENTILATION EQUIPMENT
Thanks BHG it was amazing
Thanks for looking
Like BHG, i have been chasing around looking at these Railway Control Centres! Deepdene was one of my favorite sites, so Woking was another one i wanted to see inside! For some reason the Woking Bunker has had very little exposure, i could find no info other than the stuff in BHG's report and absolutely no images anywhere, the only info i got was from a mate who had been in there back in the early 80's, all he could remember was that it looked like it did back in the war, lots of old Bakelite telephones and switchboards! So when i got the call for BHG late one night to meet up at woking i really didn't know what to expect! As we descended into the bunker the signs weren't good, lots of rubbish, but then we turned the corner and saw these amazing blast doors which lend into rooms packed with original equipment! We stood there with big smiles on our faces and thought how cool this place was


The only history is on Bhg report so check it out
Some pics
FIRST BLAST DOOR
CONTROL ROOM
BLAST DOOR LEADING TO EMERGENCY EXIT
BLOCKED UP EMERGENCY EXIT
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
TWO NARROW BLAST DOORS
VENTILATION EQUIPMENT
Thanks BHG it was amazing
Thanks for looking