Nissen hut

Within this space are the remains of a Nissen hut.

I can see one or two Nissen huts still standing.

There are still several Nissen huts in this area as of 2009.

One Nissen hut still stands and is now used as storage.

Further to this, they also gave it a dismantled Nissen hut.

The foundations of their Nissen huts can still be seen throughout the wood.

The ground support station had mainly Nissen huts of various sizes.

The Nissen hut is used for restoration projects and houses working machinery.

It consisted of Nissen huts, each divided to accommodate 2 families.

Two Nissen huts were joined together to form a makeshift chapel.

All accommodation was of the temporary type, mostly Nissen huts.

The only Nissen hut now remaining is the College chapel.

This done they went on to the Nissen huts to do a more disagreeable task.

It's a remarkable rise for a company which in the early days operated from a nissen hut at the same site.

However, there is no standard model of Nissen huts, as the design was never static but changed according to demand.

The ruined buildings and nissen huts are still present.

The Nissen hut from which he'd fled was still intact, but all its windows had blown in.

It was another Nissen hut comfortably furnished as a bar and canteen.

Yet no matter how quickly they can run up a Nissen hut, we shan't wait for them.

Nissen hut accommodations for about 3,000 personnel were also built south of the airfield.

The control tower and the officer's quarters are still intact, together with a few Nissen huts.

After the war, be bought Nissen huts to provide hot meals to returned servicemen.

Their men were in the Nissen hut.

Production of Nissen huts waned between the wars, but was revived in 1939.

All other ranks lived in Nissen huts built alongside the main drive between the house and the east lodge.