EAW003443 ENGLAND (1946). Housing estate under construction to the north of Deerlands Avenue, Parson Cross, from the south, 1946

Location of admin/accommodation buildings for the HAA gun battery -/H35.

Either side of this marker can just be seen some of the piles of bombs, still yet to be removed, left behind by the Yanks when the left RAF Wortley Reserve Ammunition Depot. It was another year before all ordnance had been removed, read the story in 'RAF Wortley', available online (ebay).

Locaton of the WW2 HAA Gun battery at Chapeltown, designation number L/H14. This site was also known as the Hunshelf Gun. This can be seen in operation online on the Yorkshire Film Archive, search for Hunshelf Gun. The marker is at the position of the gun pits and the darker marks to the right are the admin/accommodation blocks.

Locaton of the WW2 HAA Gun battery at Chapeltown, designation number L/H14. This site was also known as the Hunshelf Gun. This can be seen in operation online on the Yorkshire Film Archive, search for Hunshelf Gun.

Location of Bracken Hill Camp, which had a variety of uses in WW2 and after.

Location of Potters Hill Camp, a Replacement Control Depot for the USA Ninth Air Force in WW2.

Location of a WW2 HAA Gun Battery at Parson Cross ( in a state of demolition), designation number -/H13.

Southey Hill.