What is recorded here

Castle Green WWII Air Raid Shelter in Warwick, England, is a buried reminder that ordinary streets once held extraordinary fear. Concrete and stone may still mark the entrance, though grass and foot traffic have softened the edges. Children running to school or lovers walking home at dusk may never know they pass above a chamber built to keep them alive. The shelter does not need a plaque to warn that peace is not permanent; it only needs to remain unbroken beneath the green.

Castle Green WWII Air Raid Shelter is shown as a archaeological place on the public map of Warwick. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.

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