What is recorded here

Castle Green, St. Georges Super Ely, holds a cluster of 20th-century Airey prefabs, small enough to be overlooked but sturdy enough to survive the century. They are the kind of buildings that appear suddenly in memory after years of absence, as if they had been waiting for someone to notice their shape. In a valley used to grand houses and old walls, these modest rooms stand out because they belong to a later human story, one of speed, necessity and ordinary life.

The National Monuments Record of Wales records Airey Prefab Houses, Castle Green, St. Georges Super Ely as Prefabricated Building from the 20th Century period. The saved point comes from the official national record. Inclusion does not by itself mean that the public may enter the place.

Airey Prefab Houses, Castle Green, St. Georges Super Ely, were built in the early 1950s as temporary housing following World War II. They are remembered as an example of post-war prefabricated housing schemes in the UK.

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