EAW025275 ENGLAND (1949). The Cox & Co Ltd factory on the Watford Bypass and environs, Bushey, 1949

Possible WW2 Ammo Shelter

A Halifax in kit form arriving at Leavesden using a similar Queen Mary trailer

Morris Light Reconnaissance Cars in various stages of dismantling

'Queen Mary' trailer. A Queen Mary trailer is a type of semi-trailer combination designed for the carriage and recovery of aircraft. The trailer was made by Tasker Trailers of Andover with Bedford or Crossley Motors tractors. It was used by the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm during and after World War II. Key features included: Very low floor and ground clearance, typically around 12 inches (305 mm). Single axle. Wheels outboard of load area. Side rails to allow carriage of wings upright, resting on their leading edges. Load was 5 tons "distributed evenly". These features were a natural result of the intended load, aircraft being typically light but long. The name is presumed to derive from its length, a reference to the RMS Queen Mary of the Cunard Line.

Hartspring Lane

Sub-station ( I think) Not much survives from this image but this is still there visible on the roundabout