WW2 Bomb damage map

[jim_the_chin]

Pretty sure I’ve seen a discussion before but can’t find it. Found a good map for SE22, very expandable and purchasable.

https://m.londonpicturearchive.org.uk/view-item?i=343688&WINID=1722608152843

[DulwichHistory]

You can see all the LCC London bomb maps online here: https://www.layersoflondon.org/map/overlays/bomb-damage-1945

[rjsmall]

There is also this site http://bombsight.org which gives details on the bomb that struck during the Blitz

[Sue]

2 hours ago, rjsmall said:

There is also this site http://bombsight.org which gives details on the bomb that struck during the Blitz

That link doesn't work?

[rjsmall]

Loads up okay for me:

[IlonaM]

This is fascinating!!

[jim_the_chin]

7 hours ago, rjsmall said:

There is also this site http://bombsight.org which gives details on the bomb that struck during the Blitz

Bombsight is blitz only, I was always frustrated that it didn’t show the 3 houses opposite me that had disappeared. The LCC one does show a bomb there and seems to cover the entire duration of the war.  There was a baby blitz’ in Jan 44 so presume some of the non V1/2 damage was done then. 

The LCC maps have good info on degree of damage too. My house was ‘seriously damaged but repairable at cost’ - shame there’s no way of finding out more.  Explains the pebbledash front though. 

[jim_the_chin]

Nerding again: found this 1949 pic from Britain from Above website (free if you register) which appears to show damage in the Plough/Library area. This was a V2 hit but it seems the bank withstood this but the flats behind did not? 
 

[Alec1]

Does anyone know what is up with the bombsight website?   I accessed it way back when it was posted here, but today, it's just text and broken links. 😞 

[Sue]

5 minutes ago, Alec1 said:

Does anyone know what is up with the bombsight website?   I accessed it way back when it was posted here, but today, it's just text and broken links. 😞 

No,  but is the "sight" spelling a deliberate pun on "site"?

[ianr]

The Wayback machine https://web.archive.org/ picked it up on 2 October.