Kington Camp ruins
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Kington Camp ruins
Image: © Peter Evans Taken: 19 Jan 2014
One of the derelict buildings remaining at Kington Camp on the Brilley Road, South-West of Kington. Built for use "by the British as a re-grouping point after Dunkirk, by the Americans as a major hospital installation, and after the war by the Polish Resettlement Corps". One of a number of these buildings that still remain on the site that has been used as a semi-industrial estate since WW2. See the excellent KINGTON CAMP website for more information. http://www.kingtoncamp.co.uk
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