Date:1990
Description:View of World War II Fleet Air Arm barrack blocks. During World War II Clayton Hall became HMS Daedalus, a land based Royal Naval Artificer Training Establishment. Many buildings were built within the grounds of the Hall including accommodation and a chapel.
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View of World War II Fleet Air Arm barrack blocks. During World War II Clayton Hall became HMS Daedalus, ...
Remnants of the World War II Fleet Air Arm quarters in the grounds of Clayton Hall. During World War ...
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Donor ref:PA 461 (22/26131)
Source: Brampton Museum and Art Gallery, Newcastle under Lyme
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