RAF Harlaxton
11th September 2006
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Very little remains of this former fighter station, which was located about a mile South-East of Harlaxton village, approximately 3 miles South-West of Grantham.

It originally opened in 1916 as an RFC aerodrome, but with the onset of WW2, was expanded in 1941 by the RAF as a sattelite station and relief landing ground for nearby RAF Spittlegate.

The base closed shortly after the wars end in 1945 and has since reverted to agriculture. Today only a single hut and a couple of air raid shelters remain of this once busy site. Everything else has long been demolished.
Last remaining building.
Last remaining building.
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Last remaining building, view from Southern gate.
Last remaining building, view from Southern gate.
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Air raid shelter hidden by overgrowth.
Air raid shelter hidden by overgrowth.
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Shelter entrance.
Shelter entrance.
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Inside shelter.
Inside shelter.
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View from top hatch.
View from top hatch.
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