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Celebrating Britain’s post-war prefabs and their residents
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Moving Prefab Museum Exploration - Wake Green Road, Birmingham, listed prefabs
26/07/2016
On 3 June 2016 we travelled to Birmingham to meet Lou from 20th Century Society West Midlands and Simon and ...
Moving Prefab Museum - Prefab Scouts and prefab locations
26/07/2016
Adrian (aka Sid Cat) who regularly contributes to our Facebook page was passing through Stoneleigh in Warwickshire when he came ...
Design
17/07/2016
Prefabs were spacious and well designed with modern conveniences; a fitted kitchen with refrigerator, cooker and water boiler, fitted cupboards ...
Explore
17/07/2016
Every week people email us or tell us on Facebook and Twitter, and at our events, talks and walks, about ...
Prefab memories on film
17/07/2016
We have been able to capture, through the Heritage Lottery Fund project The Moving Prefab Museum and Archive, prefab memories ...
Moving Prefab Museum Archive - submissions and puzzles!
14/07/2016
This photo was emailed to us by John via a friend on 6 July 2016. He wanted to know what ...
The Prefab Museum story
15/06/2016
The Prefab Museum was inspired by photo-journalist Elisabeth Blanchet’s passion for and documentation of post-war prefabs and their residents in ...
Support
14/06/2016
The Prefab Museum would not still exist without the encouragement and support of prefab enthusiasts willing to give up their ...
The Moving Prefab Museum and Archive project
14/06/2016
We invented the “Moving Prefab” concept after we lost – to a criminal fire – the physical Prefab Museum we ...
Memories
14/06/2016
This page is about prefab memories, stories and photos. Please read the blog posts on various topics, from the history ...
Map
14/06/2016
Every week people tell us about prefabs we didn’t know existed. We have been directed to prefabs still lived in or long demolished, on farms, used as storage, catteries, as holiday homes or clubrooms, even two made into a pub, and links to community archives or Facebook groups.
History
14/06/2016
The Prefab Museum is a living history online museum about Britain’s post-war prefabs. Part of the Temporary Housing and Emergency ...
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Keith Hunt
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Swedish Post-War Prefabricated Houses
26/02/2021
There are lots in The Plies ( Road) Fairford, GL7
Jane Hearn
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Prefabs on Heaton Park, Manchester
26/02/2021
Thank you for the information. best wishes, Jane
elaine.owen@timepix.uk
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Prefabs on Heaton Park, Manchester
26/02/2021
There are at least a dozen photos of the Heaton Park prefabs at this link https://www.timepix.uk/PAGES/n-nKq3HD/Manchester-overspill-pages/Prefabs
Nicholas Watts
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My childhood home in Coventry
21/02/2021
Thanks to this very informative site, I have now discovered that my childhood home (above) was an Arcon Mark V...
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