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A concrete air raid shelter being constructed in Saville Place, Newcastle

A concrete air raid shelter being constructed in Saville Place, Newcastle


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A concrete air raid shelter being constructed in Saville Place, Newcastle

A concrete air raid shelter being constructed in Saville Place, Newcastle, to protect the public from air attacks. September 1939

Newcastle Chronicle and Journal
mirrorpix
England
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Media ID 21246582

© Mirrorpix

1939 Subterranean Subterrania Underground World War 2


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This print takes us back to the turbulent times of World War II, specifically September 1939 in Newcastle. The image showcases a remarkable sight - the construction of a concrete air raid shelter in Saville Place. As war loomed over the city, this subterranean structure was being built with one purpose: to protect the public from devastating air attacks. The photograph captures the dedication and resilience of both workers and civilians during this dark period in history. Men can be seen laboring tirelessly, their faces etched with determination as they lay each brick meticulously. It is a testament to their unwavering commitment to safeguarding their community amidst uncertainty and fear. The composition exudes an eerie ambiance, emphasizing the underground nature of this protective haven. Shadows cast by dim lighting create an atmosphere that reflects the somber reality faced by those living through wartime Britain. This visual narrative transports us into a time where every citizen had to adapt swiftly to survive. As we gaze upon this poignant scene frozen in time, it serves as a reminder of our collective strength when faced with adversity. The construction of such shelters symbolizes hope amidst chaos - a physical embodiment of unity and resilience against enemy forces above ground. Newcastle Chronicle and Journal's Memory Lane Prints have preserved this historical moment for generations to come, allowing us all to reflect on the sacrifices made during World War II while honoring those who worked tirelessly behind-the-scenes for our safety and security.

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