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roger the chill
18-06-2019, 03:06 PM
I am looking for photos of ww2 coldstores
43 were built around the country some have been demolished
If any one has drawings or plans of these buildings i would like to hear
thanks
roger the chill
Brian_UK
18-06-2019, 05:58 PM
Interesting project.
To save duplication it might help if you let us know which ones you already have details of.
From the web after a very quick search I came across Llandudno...
https://coflein.gov.uk/en/site/417213/details/buffer-depot-llandudno-junction
Grizzly
18-06-2019, 06:26 PM
I am looking for photos of ww2 coldstores
43 were built around the country some have been demolished
If any one has drawings or plans of these buildings i would like to hear
thanks
roger the chill
Hi Roger.
Unless I am mistaken, you are taking about the ex Government cold stores.
I worked for what was TDG Novacold Group. from memory there was something like 31 stores nationally.
Ones I can remember that have to my knowledge been raised to the ground (*) are
Exeter* (Pinhoe) Reading* (London Road) Cardiff* (By The Station) Avonmouth still operating!
I know there are others around the country but as to which are old Govy \depots Usually next to a railway. I am not sure that some like like Eastleigh (Southampton) Estover (Plymouth) were that old.
I know a manager that collected site memorabilia but I have not seen him to speak to for a few years now.
Good luck Grizzly
roger the chill
19-06-2019, 12:35 PM
I worked at one at sutton in ashfield but all the original plant had been removed
I also worked at doncaster in 80s but is now small start up units
Goldsbrough is one i worked at but original plant was not accessible this has now gone
I think the original equipment was Sterns
Rob White
19-06-2019, 04:00 PM
I worked at one at sutton in ashfield but all the original plant had been removed
I also worked at doncaster in 80s but is now small start up units
Goldsbrough is one i worked at but original plant was not accessible this has now gone
I think the original equipment was Sterns
Where in Donny?
Regards
Rob
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