Fulney Park Camp:
NGR: TF 272 222
52” 46’ 56” N
0” 6’ 55” W
Type: GWC (German Working Camp)
Officer in Command in 1947: Lt. Col. C T Ingle
Phone & Telex: Spalding 2198, priswar S…
The National Archives at Kew has a Foreign Office Inspection Report from 1947, which lists all the prisoner-of-war camps that were in the UK at that time. To see the report, click this link:
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Mr Scrimshaw writes
Hi All My search into my family history has unearthed photos of both my father Neville and uncle Royce in different units of the local Home Guard - I am not sure which units and…
Visible on the 1950’s 6-inch Ordinance Survey map is Fulney Park Camp, or camp 153. The site is currently a market garden, but the Second World War POW camp used to be to the south of Fulney House, on…
June 1940.
France had fallen. The British expeditionary force was being ravaged at Dunkirk. It seemed likely that Adolf Hitler would invade Britain.
Winston Churchill had only been Prime Ministe…
East Pinchbeck Home Guard ,WWII
Back Row - A Oliver, C Goodacre, J Hargrave, T Addington,
R Quinton, H Nichols, B Hamilton & J Hallgate.
Front row - E Benfield, C Bardsley, E Needs, C Turner,
…
