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Celebrating Britain’s post-war prefabs and their residents
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    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.
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    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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  • Lesley Abraham on Arcon MkV, Isle of Wight, spotted by Charles Horsey

    03/02/2023
    I worked for the local council in the housing department in the 1980s/1990, and these prefabs were still being used...

  • Alyn Nicholls on Transcription of Denise Thompson’s interview

    30/01/2023
    I remember the prefabs on Weston Road. We moved in to the Air Ministry Houses first on Curborough Road and...

  • Eileen Prosser (Jolin) on Happy memories of Lower Jackwood Close

    27/01/2023
    Hello John I remember you very well, in your top photo I am standing on the left of the picture...

  • Jane Hearn on The history of Uni-Seco Structures – guest blog post

    27/01/2023
    You are quite right! https://www.wernick.co.uk/about/history/ Blog post amended. best wishes, Jane
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