air raid shelter
air shelter

This air raid shelter was one of more than 1300 across the city during the civil war.

Further changes were made in 1918 and before the second world war an air raid shelters was added.

From then we spent many nights in the air raid shelter.

During the war, they were converted into air raid shelters.

If necessary, it was announced the building could be used for an air raid shelter.

In the end, the air raid shelter collapsed, anyone left inside was killed.

It was used as the air raid shelter and food storage area.

Air raid shelters are still present in the grounds of the site.

He went into the air raid shelter and drew out his knife.

Fear of possible Japanese bombing led to air raid shelters being built.

Also people who took to air raid shelters suffered very little death or injury.

Basements also became available for the use of air raid shelters.

"Did you know that these caves were used as an air raid shelter by the Japanese, during the war?"

This led to the creation of civilian nuclear air raid shelters.

There was an air raid shelter built against the wall of the churchyard.

The group trained and rehearsed in an air raid shelter.

In 1942 a further single storey building was added to the rear of the recreation room as an air raid shelter.

At the airport, passengers were briefly taken to air raid shelters.

Air raid shelters were built on site as a precautionary measure.

Within this tunnel system was a power station, offices and air raid shelters.

During the war, extensive air raid shelters were built in the castle walls, able to hold up to 1,800 people.

The tunnels were suggested as possible air raid shelters, but the idea was never implemented.

At each corner arrows pointed above the legend air raid shelter.

At night, many children slept in air raid shelters.

Air raid shelters were created near the present cricket pavilion.

This open air shelter is used by the Center's child care and summer camp program, along with use by the community at large.

In the 1970s the open air shelter was enclosed and used to house a police station and a neighborhood information center.

During World War II, it was used for repair work only and also served as an air shelter.

With accommodation increasingly hard to find, school gymnasiums, boats, converted cargo containers and some air shelters are now being used to house the refugees.

With its flat terrain, open parking lot, miles of pristine sand, and xeriscape landscaping, it serves as an optimal first response open air shelter.

Windmont Park - Fitness trail around the pond, fishing, playground equipment, baseball diamond, 3 open air shelters, and an enclosed shelter.

Only at the Schöppenstedter Straße 31 air shelter did the help come too late, where 95 of the 104 people had suffocated by the time the fire brigade reached them.

Olmsted had a large open air shelter with a colonnade built on top of the hill where the art museum had once stood, along with a wading pool and athletic fields on the side.