Sandbags being laid outside Post Office, Bognor, 1939

West Sussex County Council Photo Prints and Wall Art

Sandbags being laid outside Post Office, Bognor, 1939

In the High Street; the sandbags are being filled by boys as a policeman in a tin helmet stands nearby
L Alouette Collection
West Sussex Record Office Ref No: L Alouette/A/1/2/2

Media ID 8359087

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Bognor Regis Frank Lalouette Home Front Second World War World War Two

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