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Off Tottenham Court Road, this centre was an underground shelter during WWII. It also was used as part of Eisenhower's headquarters in London and D-Day communications centre with direct links to the Cabinet War Rooms.
Now it is used for security storage. Its recent paint job makes it stand out a bit more especially with that lovely sky scaffolding cover draped behind it.
7 comments:
The sky is simply awesome in this photo, brilliant Mo.
it looks very new!
Jeepers Mo, it's a little hard to concentrate on the building with that unbelievable sky in the background, fabulous.
Being a WWII buff, I was delighted to see this picture of a building used by Ike during the DDay invasion. I'm glad it's been kept up!
I thought that was the real sky at first! Wonderful building.
That was a rough place for years! How it needed treatment.
That sky is great indeed!
I wonder what sort of security they store in there? Maybe some weapons of mass destruction?
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