Honor Oak Christian Fellowship Centre

War damages

Fairlawn House, which was at that time being used by Burmah Oil as a research centre, was destroyed in 1944 by a Second World War bomb. (Compare with the photo on the previous page.)

Fairlawn House damaged by a bomb in 1944

The Honor Oak Christian Fellowship Centre was also damaged in the bomb blast. ‘War Damages Reparations’ made it possible to create the upper hall and flat roof as seen today.

39 Honor Oak Road damaged by a bomb in 1944

This house used to stand in the plot to the north (left) of the Centre’s car park. It was also damaged by the blast, and the plot remained empty until new flats were built and completed in 2021.

Bomb damage next door to the Centre

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