EAW013952 ENGLAND (1948). Countryside between former RAF Lissett and Bridlington Bay, Lissett, from the south-west, 1948. This image has been produced from a damaged negative.

STANTON SHELTER: e39391

STANTON SHELTER: e32416

Several unrecorded Blast Shelters

BLAST SHELTERS: e27849, e27850, e27851, e27852, e27853, e27853, e27854, e27855, e27856, e27857, e27858, e27859, e32792, e32793

Possible half blast shelter

BLAST SHELTER: e32417

AIRFIELD: e21895

Location of a 2ndWW spigot mortar position.

2ndWW watch office.

2ndWW EWS.

2ndWW EWS.

2ndWW EWS.

2ndWW EWS.

2ndWW EWS.

Just some of the many dispersed buildings associated with RAF Lissett.

2ndWW aircraft dispersal pads.

Just some of the many dispersed buildings associated with RAF Lissett.

Just some of the many dispersed buildings associated with RAF Lissett.

Runway, 2ndWW RAF Lissett.

This marker indicates the site of a Second World War heavy anti aircraft (Diver) battery in the Diver Fringe near Auburn Farm. It was armed with four 3.7-inch Mark IIc guns equipped with Predictor AA No.10 Mark 1, and Radar AA No.3 Mark V when it was deployed here in March 1945. It was manned by 501 Battery of 145 (Mixed) Anti Aircraft Artillery Regiment. It formed part of the Bridington Section 67 Heavy Anti Aircraft Brigade deployment.

This marker indicates the location of a WW2 HAA (Diver) gun battery in the Diver Fringe at Barmston. It was armed with four 3.7-inch Mark IIc guns equipped with Predictor AA No.10 Mark 1, and Radar AA No.3 Mark V when it was deployed here in March 1945. It was manned by 501Battery of 145 (Mixed) Anti Aircraft Artillery Regiment. It formed part of the Bridington Section 67 Heavy Anti Aircraft Brigade deployment.

WWII Air Raid Shelter.

WWII Blast Shelter.