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Gretna, Hm Factory, Eastriggs Explosives Factory, Explosives Magazines

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View from east of WW2 magazine R8
DP 386197
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View from north west of WW2 magazine R8. The two sliding doors originally opened onto a railway line and would have had a canopy above
DP 386199
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View from east of WW2 explosives magazine R4 at the extreme west end of the Eastriggs site
DP 386203
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View across WW1 drying area with blast mounds of later WW2 explosives magazines visible
DP 401863
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View of WW2 explosives magazine R70. Now demolished.
DP 401871
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Explosives Magazine R53: the restoration of two brickwork panels around a window and a double door
DP 429323
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Explosives Magazine R1: view from the ESE showing the original canopy above the narrow gauge railway line in front of the building’s façade
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View of WW2 explosives magazine R25 showing the steel frame and brick panel construction. This was a bullet magazine and so did not have blast mound surrounding it
DP 401862
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View of railway access through blast mound of WW2 explosives magazine R30 (modified 20th century)
DP 401868
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View from east of WW1 Nitroglycerine Hill No.1 Brine Tank Base and WW2 blast mound adjacent
DP 401881
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Explosives Magazine R24: a view of the NW corner of the building showing the character of the NNW elevation – 19.7.2022
DP 429307
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Explosives Magazine R24: view from the N of the NE corner of the building
DP 429311
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Explosives Magazine R59: the cladding at the ENE gable-end
DP 429315
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Explosives Magazine R53: a concrete rainwater butt at the W gable-end
DP 429325
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View of Ministry of Defence Notice SE of Explosives Magazine R54
DP 429554
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View from the N of an isolated block of probable World War 1 concrete (NY 26492 64165) showing its truncated pyramidical cross-section, with Explosives Magazine R52 in the background
DP 429558
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General view from west showing road and railway embankment. Taken from north side of World War 2 magazine R60.
DP 386132
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View of WW2 magazine opposite west end of Mannheim Oleum plant
DP 386186
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Explosives Magazine R54: view looking S
DP 429326
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Explosives Magazine R49: the W entrance for the narrow gauge railway through the blast wall showing the restored brickwork around the crest of the S revetment and the concrete revetment opposite
DP 429328
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Explosives Magazine R38: view from the WNW
DP 429341
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Unbuilt Explosives Magazine at Hill 1: view from the SSE of the brick revetment overlooking the narrow gauge railway line, with the brine tank tower of Nitroglycerine Hill I in the background
DP 429347
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Unbuilt Explosives Magazine at Hill 1: view from the ESE of the embankment of the narrow gauge railway line as it approached the site of Nitroglycerine Hill I, with the brine tank tower in the background
DP 429349
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Explosives Magazine R46: view from the NNE showing a ground vent in the cladding
DP 429350
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