Deep Level Air Raid Shelter Goodge Street (East)
This is one of the two entrances of a large underground air-raid shelter near Goodge Street Metrostation in London. The shelter was built in the Second World War. The shelter was also used as headquarters by General Eisenhower and is also known as the Eisenhower Centre.
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- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Mike Quinn
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