Air Raid Precautions |
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Fires from bombing or incendiary devices
was an ever present threat at The Park, thus fire fighting
equipment was always on hand.
Photo: Air raid precautions
in the stable yard © LSA Oct 1999.
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EXIT | Air Raid Precautions | |
Introduction
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Air Raid Precautions, such as
blackout curtains, no street lamps, sandbags, taped-up
windows, fire buckets and water pumps were all part of life
during the war. |
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Fire Appliances |
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Fire appliances in the garages.
Photo: Fire appliances © LSA
Oct 1994.
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Fire
Engine |
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A visiting appliance from the Caerphilly
Urban District Council .
Photo: A fire engine in the
car park attracts attention © LSA Oct 1999.
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Air Raid Precautions |
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Air raid precautions.
Photo: Air raid
precautions; telephones, tin hats and gas masks ensured that
communications were kept open © LSA Oct 1999.
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