Bomb damaged refuge - Odhams Printings works destroyed, WW1
The scene of devastation at Odham's Printing Works in Long Acre, Covent Garden, London following an air raid in January 1918. The basement of the building was used by people, including children, as a shelter during bombing raids but the floors above gave way and the great printing machines fell through down into the basement causing the deaths of 19 women and 10 children
Picture No
10795094
Media ID
46882845
Size
3600px x 4723px
(1.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photograph in How We Lived Then by Mrs Cs Peel, 1929
Date
1914-1918
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