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  • Maureen Cozens on Me John Turner(picture taken looking towards Sandy Lane end). Cuddington Way, Cheam

    27/11/2018
    Fabulous photos of Cuddington Way. Happy childhood memories. If anyone has photo please share! Mauree Cozens

  • Angela Cakebread on A day celebrating prefabs on the Excalibur Estate

    13/11/2018
    I was born in 1947 at 9 Ector Road. We lived there until I was 10 or 11. All the...

  • Jane Hearn on 1966-1967. Cedar Way, Acton W3

    06/11/2018
    The family lived at no.8 and recall the prefabs were demolished in the late 1960s. best wishes, Jane

  • Brenda on Bill and Maria cleaning the windows at their prefab at 8 Cedar Way, Acton W3

    05/11/2018
    I lived in number 10 Cedar Way. We had a hawthorn tree in the garden. I I lived there with...

  • Brenda on 1966-1967. Cedar Way, Acton W3

    05/11/2018
    Which number prefab is it in Cedar Way ? IN which year were the prefabs on that estate demolished ?...

  • Jane Hearn on Mystery prefabs – can you help us locate them from this list?

    11/10/2018
    Dear Patricia, thank you for your memories of your prefab in Maple Way. The location was not on the map...

  • Patricia Harper on Mystery prefabs – can you help us locate them from this list?

    11/10/2018
    Hello from Australia, When I was about six months old, my parents and I moved into a prefab at Maple...

  • Carl Callus on Collection of June Leigh, 48 Fairview Avenue, Wigmore, Gillingham

    29/09/2018
    Hi June Didn’t you live at no 98? I lived next door at no 96

  • Jane Hearn on Moving Prefab: Wake Green Road, Grade II listed Phoenix prefabs. Exhibition September 2017.

    28/09/2018
    Thank you for sharing your memories with the Prefab Museum. best wishes, Jane

  • Tim Lapworth on Moving Prefab: Wake Green Road, Grade II listed Phoenix prefabs. Exhibition September 2017.

    27/09/2018
    I moved from Hall Green in 1968 to Solihull with my family am now 64 and live in Melton Mowbray,...

  • SOHINI NANDI on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    07/05/2018
    Hello Marti, I am a postgraduate student of Sustainable Heritage in University College London. I am doing my thesis research...

  • SOHINI NANDI on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    07/05/2018
    Hello Peter, I am a postgraduate student of Sustainable heritage at the University College London. I am doing my thesis...

  • SOHINI NANDI on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    07/05/2018
    Hello Julie, I am a postgraduate student of Sustainable Heritage in University College London. I am doing my thesis research...

  • SOHINI NANDI on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    07/05/2018
    Hello Jacqueline, I am a postgraduate student of Sustainable Heritage in University College London. I am doing my thesis research...

  • Richard Berridge on Swedish timber prefab

    03/05/2018
    I lived in the exact typology. Imported as an experiment by Towcester Rural District Council of which my grandfather was...

  • Douglas Hutson on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    30/04/2018
    There are some of the Swedish prefab 2 storey houses in Albany Road, Hornchurch but they're not on your list....

  • Rosemary Roffey (Brine) on A cup of tea at The Prefab Museum by Keara Stewart

    24/04/2018
    I lived at 3 Meliot road and we were among the first residents in the prefabs.....I used to go to...

  • Kevin noble on The history of Uni-Seco Structures – guest blog post

    16/04/2018
    surely we can come up with an updated version for today's needs .

  • prefabmuseumsite on Mapping Britain’s post-war prefabs

    16/04/2018
    Dear Joan, thank you for sharing your lovely memories with the Prefab Museum. Would you share your photo with the...

  • Mrs Joan Kimber on Mapping Britain’s post-war prefabs

    15/04/2018
    We moved to our prefab at No7 Kingsley Close, Oxlow Lane in Dagenham in 1954 and I thought it was...

  • prefabmuseumsite on Moving Prefab exploration – a prefab in south London

    10/04/2018
    There is still one prefab lived in, in Lordship Lane.

  • prefabmuseumsite on Mapping Britain’s post-war prefabs

    10/04/2018
    Thank you for this new location and your memories. I have put a marker on the map with a credit...

  • prefabmuseumsite on Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses

    10/04/2018
    Thank you!

  • Tricia on Moving Prefab exploration – a prefab in south London

    09/04/2018
    Did anyone live in Etherow street. I lived in number 13?
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  • EVOLUTION OF PREFAB TIMBER SWEDISH HOUSES IN UK FROM PROTOTYPE IN SWEDEN

    03/01/2019

  • Carole and John. Cuddington Way, Cheam

    27/11/2018

  • Maureen, John & Carole. Cuddington Way, Cheam

    27/11/2018

  • Sisters Maureen & Carole. Cuddington Way, Cheam

    27/11/2018
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