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Testing The Strength Of An Anderson Shelter

5/2/2018

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This amazing photo from 1939 shows how an Anderson Shelter could withstand immense loads. Piled on top of the shelter are tonnes of pig iron. 
Testing The Strength Of An Anderson Shelter
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