Shelter Photographs Taken in London by Bill Brandt, November 1940 D1553
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Shelter Photographs Taken in London by Bill Brandt, November 1940
Shelterers sleep on the benches which line the wall of this London trench shelter. The shelter had been flooded due to heavy rain and a few boards have been placed along the floor to help shelterers avoid the puddles. In the background, the First Aid cabinet can be seen.
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