AA Village Signs
AA Village Signs

From 1906 to approximately 1922, the Automobile Association erected nearly
30,000 signs in villages and towns across Great Britain.
Most were removed during the war when a Nazi invasion seemed highly likely.
At the end of World War II, only 600+ were left and today there are around
60+ still in situation around the country.
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Bosherstons Sign is on a building opposite Bosherston Church.
Cresswells sign is adjacent to Cresswell Quay Public House.
Hundletons sign is on a building near the B4320 through Hundleton.
Warrens 2 signs are on a building near Warren Church.
West Williamstons sign is on a building near the easterly road into West Williamston.
Whitehills sign is on the low wall of a cottage near the road through
Whitehill to Cresswell Quay.

Ref: 10978.82.02.3.4.5

Date: 20/10/2012

AA Village Signs

From 1906 to approximately 1922, the Automobile Association erected nearly
30,000 signs in villages and towns across Great Britain.
Most were removed during the war when a Nazi invasion seemed highly likely.
At the end of World War II, only 600+ were left and today there are around
60+ still in situation around the country.
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Bosherstons Sign is on a building opposite Bosherston Church.
Cresswells sign is adjacent to Cresswell Quay Public House.
Hundletons sign is on a building near the B4320 through Hundleton.
Warrens 2 signs are on a building near Warren Church.
West Williamstons sign is on a building near the easterly road into West Williamston.
Whitehills sign is on the low wall of a cottage near the road through
Whitehill to Cresswell Quay.

Ref: 10978.82.02.3.4.5

Date: 20/10/2012