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Where was Wirral underground munitions factory?
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19th Apr 2017 9:01am
19th Apr 2017 9:01am
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yoller
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Theres an interesting article on the Mail Online website today about a new Imperial War Museum book containing colour photographs from the Second World War http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4423218/The-Second-World-War-colour.html one of the pictures shows women in a Wirral underground munitions factory in 1945 making bullets and cannon shells (scroll down the website page to see it). Does anyone know where this factory was?
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Re: Where was Wirral underground munitions factory?
[Re: yoller]
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19th Apr 2017 9:12am
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I think that was in New Brighton, just can't recall under which building it was. Here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AERg_hNSjHM
Last edited by bert1; 19th Apr 2017 9:14am.
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