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    Default Re: RNAS Killingholme

    I think there is another relic

    A booklet "The Tramways of Grimsby, immingham and Cleethorpes" by JH Price captions a photo of the tram shed
    "A 1935 view of Grimsby Corporations tram depot at 42 Victoria Street created by adding a concrete front to a wartime seaplane hangar brought from Killingholme...."

    built in 1926.

    http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/184069

    This site http://www.airfieldarchaeology.co.uk...lingholme.html says there were upto 8 sheds there but which one this might be, I do not know

    Happy to go and photograph the interior if anyone is interested

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    Default Re: RNAS Killingholme

    Yes please do.

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    Default Re: RNAS Killingholme

    Are there particular features I need to look for to identify which hangar type got moved from the selection that was at Killingholme?

    kevin

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    Default Re: RNAS Killingholme

    Here are two images of RNAS Killingholme dated 1918 depicting a Felixstowe F-2As N4516 + N4465




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    Default Re: Killingholme

    Aerial photo from April 1930

    http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/s.../EPW031609.jpg


    looks like a hangar in this one ?

    http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/s.../EPW031790.jpg
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    Default Re: RNAS Killingholme

    Following on from Noel's article in the March 2013 Airfield Review (iss 138 page 34) here are some more photos of the former seaplane shed which became a tram shed in 1925 and is now used by Stagecoach for Bus maintenance

    East facade with the signage and date, with one of the former tram entrances still present on Victoria Street opposite the Police Station and Magistrates Court. Tram tracks are still visible entering the hangar at this door way. I am guessing that this would have been the open or door side of the former hangar
    Feb13 013a.jpg

    West side of the hangar facing the dock with wood or concrete buttresses
    Feb13 015a.jpg

    South side of the hangar, western apex, lean to looks newer than the hangar
    (this photograph accompanies the article)
    Feb13 009a.jpg

    South side of the hangar, eastern apex
    Feb13 010a.jpg

    Location is http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.56....5&r=0&src=msl

    When I asked for access to the inside of the hangar for a quick photo, I was refused on the grounds of Elf and Safety

    kevin
    Last edited by netcompsys; 19-04-2013 at 12:24. Reason: Note posts on Immingham moved to another thread

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