What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Air Raid Shelters. Accommodated 4,500 people during World War II air raids which reached their peak at Christmas 1940. Re-opened for public visits in 1989. Recorded plaque organisation: Metropolitan Borough of Stockport.
Air Raid Shelters in Stockport provided vital protection for 4,500 people during World War II air raids, particularly significant during the intense bombings at Christmas 1940. Reopened for public visits in 1989, these shelters serve as an important historical site commemorating civilian resilience during wartime.
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