Yet more Portsmouth buildings either destroyed by the Germans - or by fire | Nostalgia

By Deborah Croker
Published 2nd Dec 2021, 19:22 GMT
Updated 2nd Dec 2021, 19:23 GMT
The magnificent St Paul’s Church, Southsea. Destroyed by the Luftwaffe in January 1941The magnificent St Paul’s Church, Southsea. Destroyed by the Luftwaffe in January 1941
The magnificent St Paul’s Church, Southsea. Destroyed by the Luftwaffe in January 1941
We continue our look back at some of the prominent buildings or structures in the Portsmouth area which have been lost from the cityscape either through war or peacetime disaster.

SEE MORE: 13 places that were destroyed during WW2 in the Portsmouth area

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