WW 2 Bomd Map

Ali · December 2012

Thsi is fascinating <A href="http://bombsight.org/#15/51.5680/-0.1019">http://bombsight.org/#15/51.5680/-0.1019</A>; Check it out for SG. Hanley and Florence Rd got hit a lot. The latter I guess because of the Railway Line that is now Parkland Walk

Arkady · December 2012

I saw this on the Londonist yesterday. It's not very accurate.

Ali · December 2012

seems to map quite well to post war buildings in our area

miss annie · December 2012

I saw it on twitter last week and it's in Metro today. Agreed it's not massively accurate.

Four Eyes · December 2012

Also seems to correspond quite nicely with some places where I'd like to see another bomb dropped.

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bilbo · December 2012

There are much more accurate bomb maps at the library (also the London Topographical Society's bomb atlas shows details as compiled by the LCC - but does not include Hornsey). There was a big stick of bombs along Stroud Green Road in 1940-41 which is why we have the Wall Court development built immediately after the war. There was a V2 rocket at the end of Hanley Road next to the Old Dairy which is where Shelley Court was built.

Mirandola · December 2012

The library has bomb maps? Where?

gardener-joe · December 2012

The Mt Pleasant Crescent bomb is placed on the wrong side of Japan Crescent

Arkady · December 2012

Those shown in the Upper East Side don't correlate very well to the actual bomb sites.

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