- Stockport Air Raid Shelters in Acton Bridge detailed information guide, opening times, reviews and directions for your visit | Picniq.
- The largest of the Stockport Air Raid Shelters have been open to the public since 1996 as part of the town's museum service.[1].
- This museum consists of a network of underground air raid shelters spanning almost one mile, recreating what life was really like for locals during World War II.
- Stockport used the red sandstone it was built on as a novel way to provide shelter from air raids. Tunnels were specially cut into the rock to provide shelter for...
- The Stockport Air Raid Shelters were opened in 1939 shortly after war on Nazi Germany had been declared. A year later, the first bomb fell on Stockport.
- [@] Stockport Air Raid Shelters. Deep under the town centre lies a labyrinth of underground tunnels carved into the natural red sandstone cliffs.
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- Stockport Air Raid Shelters and a labyrinth of tunnels under part of the town centre which provided shelter to Stockport residents in World War II.
- For those who are interested in a bit of British history, we’ve found the perfect place to visit; Stockport Air Raid Shelters.