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    #16
    what i would really like to see would be a plan or aerial pic of the camps layout,

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      #17
      just picked this up , a piece of glen mill memorabilia
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        #18
        Only just seen this Dave. I know this area very well. As kids we used to play around there all the time, there was defintely at least 3 pill boxes and a block of at least 4 or 6 of what looked like solitary confinement cells. If you were down by the river you used to always find bits and pieces like German coins, utensils, and sometimes spent bullets cases. A lad who i went to school with, his grandma was allowed in the camp and wanted better conditions for the prisoners. I am also sure that there used to be german graves in Greenacres cemetary.


        http://aircrashsites.co.uk/038/



        And the inmates must have heard this as its less than a mile away

        http://aircrashsites.co.uk/air-raids...b-site-oldham/

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