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Temple Street, Swansea following air raid attacks. February 1941

Temple Street, Swansea following air raid attacks. February 1941


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Temple Street, Swansea following air raid attacks. February 1941

Photograph taken following air raid attacks, February 1941 from the end of Oxford Street looking toward Temple Street with the David Evans store bottom left. At the top in the centre is The Cambria Leader office

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Western Mail Archive
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Swansea
Wales

Media ID 21881032

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February 1941 - The Devastating Aftermath of Air Raid Attacks on Temple Street in Swansea

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This poignant photograph captures the devastating aftermath of air raid attacks that ravaged Temple Street, Swansea, following a series of brutal bombings during World War II. Taken at the end of Oxford Street looking towards Temple Street, this print reveals the shocking extent of destruction and devastation wrought upon this once-thriving commercial hub. The David Evans store stands as one of the few remaining structures still standing amidst the rubble-strewn streetscape. The building's façade bears scars from shrapnel damage, while debris-littered sidewalks stretch out like a barren wasteland. Amidst the chaos and destruction, it is hard to imagine life returning to normal in this once-vibrant city. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of war and its impact on innocent civilians caught up in conflict. The streetscape before us tells a story of resilience, hope, and determination – for despite these devastating attacks, Swansea's residents would eventually rebuild their lives and community amidst the ruins. Printed from an original source at Memory Lane Prints, this photograph is not only a testament to the enduring power of memory but also serves as a poignant reminder of our shared history. It stands as a powerful symbol of hope in times of adversity – that even amid destruction, there lies within us the strength and willpower to rise again.

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