EAW014039 ENGLAND (1948). An unidentified military site just to the north of Manor Farm, Graveley, 1948

AIR RAID SHELTER: e34418

STANTON SHELTER: e47538

STANTON SHELTER: e47537

AIR RAID SHELTER: e34417

STANTON SHELTER: e34415

STANTON SHELTER: e34416

BLAST SHELTER: e34414

These houses still exist at the east end of Graveley on the north side of the High Street. The distinctive long gardens are still in easily visible on Google Earth. Manor Farm is still there but the old farm house building has gone. The camp is still shown on an Ordnance Survey Map - 6 inch scale - Cambridgeshire XXXVIII.NW Revised 1950 Published 1952. http://maps.nls.uk/view/101571733

This is probably Nightingale Farm, you can just make out the buildings at the top of the picture.

Papworth Road leading to the A1198 - and to the south, just over a mile away, is the famous Papworth Hospital where my wife worked for several years in the early 70s. I was stationed at RAF Wyton on 51 Sqn just to the north of Huntingdon. I spent 5 years there and I never realised there was an old RAF base just to the south of us.

Manor Close - site of small estate (6 Houses)

Manor Farm

This Dyke/Ditch on the northern edge of the site leads to Duck End which is on the eastern edge of RAF Gravely Airfield.

This track is marked on the Ordnance Survey map and a large green corrugated building is located on it.

WWII Air Raid Shelter

WWII Air Raid Shelter

WWII Air Raid Shelter

WWII Air Raid Shelter

WWII Blast Shelter