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Family are left stunned to find concrete - encased air raid shelter in garden of their 1930 s detached home . Local historian believes the concrete was used to reinforce structure to turn it into a shed post-war. Ashford was heavily bombed during WW2 including a raid that killed 54 people in March
After tending to the flower bed in their back garden for many years , little did Les and Sheila Holmes know of what really lay beneath. But following excavation work, the couple were stunned to find a long-lost Second World War air raid shelter hidden under their flowers. Relatives of the couple excavated
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Kelly and Sean Webb found the 80-year-old Anderson shelter after clearing out a mass of rocks and weeds with a mini digger at their detached house in Ashford, Kent, which was built in the 1930s.
Millions of shelters made from corrugated steel were handed out to families between 1939 and 1945 to protect them against German bombs.
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His family discovered the shelter hidden by shrubs when they moved in in 2003. A savvy student has spent four months transforming a WWII air raid shelter in his parents' back garden The physics PhD student said it was a lifelong ambition to have a sauna at home - and with the coronavirus
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But the Webb's shelter was found encased in concrete - which is unusual - and local historians believe it may mean it was converted into a garden shed by a previous owner.
The family, who have lived in the house for three years, watched in amazement as workmen lifted away soil and rubble was lifted away to reveal the shelter.
Mrs Webb, 41, said: 'It was exciting to see such a big concrete structure emerge at ground level and to see the steps to the shelter exposed after all the soil was removed.
She added: 'The way we live now you can't imagine how people used to exist with doodlebugs flying overhead and having to rush into their garden shelters.'
Ashford was heavily bombed in World War II and the centre of town was devastated on March 24, 1943, during a massive raid that killed 54 people and injured more than 200.
Ian Sharp, the curator of Ashford Museum, said the town centre was a target for German bombs as Howitzer field guns had been positioned at the town's railway works.
He said: 'Most Anderson shelters were put over a hole in the garden that was dug around four feet deep with steps down.
He added: 'If a shelter had concrete around it then it's possible it may have been used later on as a garden shed.'
Anderson shelters: The 6ft high steel structures used to protect millions of people during The Blitz of WWII
Anderson shelters were designed by William Paterson and Oscar Kerrison in 1938 after the Home Office requested air raid protection amid concern over German aggression.
They were made out of 14 corrugated steel panels and named after Sir John Anderson, then Lord Privy Seal who was responsible for preparations against air-raids.
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Shelters began being issued in February 1939 and around 3.6million were given out by the end of the war.
Families on low incomes were provided them for free, while higher earners had to pay £7 for them.
The shelters were 6ft high, 4.5ft wide, and 6.5ft long. They were either buried 4ft deep in the soil and then covered with a minimum of 15ins of soil above the roof or in some cases installed inside people's houses and covered with sandbags.
After the war, they became a target for thieves because of the valuable metal, while the government also began reclaiming them to repossess the steel.
Families were allowed to buy their shelter and many survived after the war in use as sheds and storage space.
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Family are stunned to discover WW2 air raid shelter in their garden
Family are left stunned to find concrete - encased air raid shelter in garden of their 1930 s detached home . Local historian believes the concrete was used to reinforce structure to turn it into a shed post-war. Ashford was heavily bombed during WW2 including a raid that killed 54 people in March
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