eaw001554 ENGLAND (1946). Haw Wood and the surrounding countryside, Hallen, from the west, 1946

Blue Bell Wood

The King Billy

Patchway Station

Passage Road.

"Lamb & Flag" pub.

Cribbs Causeway.

Knole Lane.

Brentry Lane.

Southmead.

"The Old Crow" pub.

Station Road.

Station Road.

Berwick Lane.

Berwick Lodge. (Now The Berwick Hotel & Restaurant).

Haw Wood.

Filton By-pass (this section was removed to make way for the Runway extension for the Bristol Brabazon).

Filton By-pass. (later bi-sected by Runway extension for "The Bristol Brabazon").

Patchway.

Charlton Village.

Passage Road (Cribbs Causeway)

Henbury Station

Fuel Storage tanks Several large underground tanks (with supporting buildings and pipelines) built during WWII to receive and fuel pumped from the docks at Avonmouth. Berwick Wood is part of a nationwide pipeline network now known as the Government Pipeline and Storage System (GPSS), which distributes aviation fuel to major airbases and commercial airports such as Heathrow and Gatwick.

Cribbs Causeway Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery. Part of the Bristol Gun Defended Area, protecting the petroleum storage depot and Filton Aircraft Factories during WWII

Hallen village

Berwick Wood Petroleum Storage Depot. Several large underground tanks (with supporting buildings and pipelines) built during WWII to receive and fuel pumped from the docks at Avonmouth. Berwick Wood is part of a nationwide pipeline network now known as the Government Pipeline and Storage System (GPSS), which distributes aviation fuel to major airbases and commercial airports such as Heathrow and Gatwick.

Filton Airfield