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Site plan of Prisoner of War Camp No. 69, Ponteland

30 March 1942, amended 21 April 1942Ponteland · United Kingdomhousing and buildings
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The site plan for Prisoner of War Camp No. 69 at Ponteland, drawn in March 1942 and amended that April. The guard section stands next to Middle Drive; the barbed-wire enclosure to its east holds twenty-one living huts, three dining rooms, a cookhouse, latrines, a recreation hut and a reception station.
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The site plan for Prisoner of War Camp No. 69 at Ponteland, drawn in March 1942 and amended that April. The guard section stands next to Middle Drive; the barbed-wire enclosure to its east holds twenty-one living huts, three dining rooms, a cookhouse, latrines, a recreation hut and a reception station.

Northumberland Archives, LCW/G/1/Box 15/3008. No reuse licence stated.

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Ponteland YMCA Hostel No. 2