What is recorded here
On this site stood the headquarters of the London Salvage Corps 1907 to 1960
The London Salvage Corps, established in 1907, was a volunteer organisation responsible for fire prevention and salvage work, particularly during the Blitz in World War II. It was later absorbed into the London Fire Brigade in 1960, marking the end of an important chapter in London's emergency services history.
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