Chislehurt Caves
Chislehurt Caves is a cave complex, which amongst others is used in the Second World War as air raid shelter.
Nowadays Chislehurt Caves is a museum and it can be visited. A hospital, a chapel and several other artefacts date from the Second World War.
For current visiting hours, please visit the website of the museum.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Flickr
Nearby
Museum
- RAF Station Biggin Hill St Georges Chapel of remembrance - Biggin Hill
- National Maritime Museum - Greenwich
- Firepower Royal Artillery Museum - London
Point of interest
- Bom Damage Wall Lee High Road - London
- Sign Air Raid Shelter Lee High Road - London
- Sign Air Raid Shelter Ladywell Road - London
Monument
- War Memorial St. George Church - Bickley
- War Memorial St Nicholas Church - Chislehurst
- War Memorial Chislehurst - Chislehurst
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Grave St Mary R.C. Churchyard - Chislehurst
- Commonwealth War Graves St Nicholas Churchyard - Chislehurst
- Commonwealth War Graves The Annunciation Churchyard - Chislehurst
Fortification
Crash site
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