Second World War Dispersed Site No. 3, Debden Airfield, Debden Manor (EHER 21543)

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Summary

Dispersed Site No. 3, Debden Manor officers' accommodation and hutted WAAF quarters lay to the north of Water Lane. Besides the main house, there were four huts close by.

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Grid reference	Centred TL 5569 3430 (89m by 105m)
Civil Parish	DEBDEN, UTTLESFORD, ESSEX

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Dispersed Site No. 3, Debden Manor officers' accommodation and hutted WAAF quarters lay to the north of Water Lane. Besides the main house, there were four huts close by. <1> 2013. Field survey. The site has not been visited. Although Debden Manor is extant it seems very unlikely that anything of the huts still survives. <2>

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<1> SEX71403 Map: Air Ministry. 1946. Debden Airfield - 2740-46.
<2> SEX76950 DESC TEXT: Nash, F.. 2013. Field notes from Fresh Nash, 2013.

Related Monuments/Buildings (1)

Part of: Mid 20th century military airfield, Debden (now Carver Barracks), Wimbish (Monument) (EHER 16539)

Related Events (1)

Field Survey: Field survey by Essex County Council at Second World War sites around Debden, 2013 (Ref: Nash UTT Jan-Apr 2013) (EEX56557)

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