Site of Second World War Dispersed Site No. 4 (WAAF), Lambourne Place, RAF Stapleford Tawney Airfield (EHER 16635)

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Summary

Site of Dispersed Site No. 4, also known as Lambourne Place. This was a Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) site associated with the Second World War airfield at Stapleford Tawney.

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Grid reference	Centred TQ 4828 9703 (350m by 221m) (2 map features)
Civil Parish	LAMBOURNE, EPPING FOREST, ESSEX

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Dispersed site associated with the Second World War airfield; no longer extant <1>-<3>. Aerial photos <4> <5> Visible on a 1946 vertical AP. <6>

Sources

<1> SEX59887 Bibliographic reference: Bowyer, M.J.F.. 1979. Action Stations: Wartime Military Airfields of East Anglia Volume 1.
<2> SEX59861 Report: Thorpe, S.. 1996. Military Airfields in Essex During World War Two.
<3> SEX60849 Map: Unknown. 1944. Stapleford Tawney Site Plan.
<4> SEX60851 Aerial Photograph: Unknown. 1960. 30-119.
<5> SEX60850 Aerial Photograph: Unknown. 1960. 96-5907, 98-5777, 98-5779.
<6> SEX76214 Webpage: Clarke, J.. 1996-2003. Defence of Britain Database. e56728.

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