Also includes air raid reports.
Information relating to the casualties and damage caused by air raid.
Reports on 2nd August 1942 bombing and correspondence regarding it.
Reports on September 24th 1942 bombing of York.
Reports on raids outside of York, including correspondence and personal statements by wardens.
Includes war damage report pink forms.
Reports on the air raid in December 1942, as well as details of the areas affected and length of attack.
Includes descriptions of locations of targets in York.
Also includes order receipts and requests for materials.
Also includes complaints about jobs done incorrectly and a request for a survey report.
Also includes updates on working hours for repair work, lists of work outstanding and requests for repairs.
Reports on the air raid of 11th August 1940.
Includes complaints about completed repairs.
Also includes complaints about completed repairs and a damage report.
Includes a Demolition, Clearance and Post-Raid Salvage consolidating circular.
Includes correspondence regarding war damage from 4 October 1943 to 20 June 1946.
Includes correspondence regarding orders for work, requests for labour, quotes and estimates for further repairs.
Includes papers relating to the official War Damage and Housing Acts and correspondence relating to buildings destroyed or damaged for which claims are being made for.
Reports of the October 1940 air raid and of other similar raids.
Information on the impact and location of damage to the city of York in the early years of the Second World War.
The notice concerns the enemy action on 29 April 1942, and includes details of all the bomb damage in each ward of the city.
Reports on the air raid of November 1940.
Reports on the air raid of 15 November 1940, as well as a casualty report.
Explanatory Pamphlets and papers surrounding the War Damage Act of 1941 and other official documents.
Correspondence file regarding air raids, canteens, vehicles and damages.
Includes correspondence files regarding the crash, as well as newspaper clippings and official casualty lists. The bomber crasher in Nunthorpe Grove.
Includes a list of materials transferred from the Pumping Station to the Housing Depot, and correspondence regarding salvaged materials.
Includes a list of materials transferred from the Pumping Station to the Housing Depot.
Includes correspondence regarding salvaged material, and a list of materials supplied to the Housing and Estates departments.
Staff registers including salary details and length of time served with the York Corporation. The volumes primarily cover the Town Clerk's Office.
Staff register for the city. Includes names, salary and the years worked there. Some members of staff were in post prior to 1939.
Staff register for city from Town Clerk's Office.
Staff register for city from Town Clerk's Office.
Staff register for city from Town Clerk's Office.
Includes electrical and radio notes for wireless operators, training reports, correspondence regarding enemy weaponry, premises papers and details of exercise 'Leap'.
Contains information relevant to the use and function of radios.
Includes papers describing Civil Defence operations in which safety precautions are necessary, and papers surrounding new weaponary, such as, 'balloon devices' in which the jelly, once ignited, can erupt over 20ft. Also includes new types of mine parachut
Contains information relating to training and the hiring of lecture rooms.
Letters and reports of the exercise
Includes correspondence regarding the Personal Injuries (Civilians) Scheme, protocols for civilian deaths, lists of air raid casualties and mortuary protocols.
Includes papers regarding personal injuries and schemes for civilians, correspondence, Women's Voluntary Service roles in the scheme, insurance documents, papers regarding the Emergency Hospital Schemes and war damages correspondence.
Includes correspondence relating to civilian casualties and deaths and the protocols to be taken for reporting and burials. Some papers relate to temporary mortuary accomodation locations, volunteers for the cause, conversions of buildings into mortuaries
Correspondence file regarding civilian deaths.
The file primarily includes personal letters to Arthur Cooke - the York Civil Defence Officer. Also includes black and white photographs and a sheet of newspaper from 1940.
Includes pictures of the Head Wardens for York, Chief Warden's correspondence, Chief Warden's circulars and information about the numbers of paid and unpaid wardens.
Pictures of the Head Wardens for York, and information on the equipment for wardens.
Includes information on air raid shelters and Civil Defence training.
Consists mainly of letters surrounding the removal of huts.
Documents showing the number of full-time paid civil defence wardens and reserve wardens, including posts, addresses and numbers of men and women.
Correspondence of the Chief Warden, Councillor Bunch, between 10th September 1939 and 16th November 1942.
Includes letters to and from the wardens and information relating to accidents.
Includes Civil Defence Warden's bulletins and general correspondence.
Includes Civil Defence Warden's bulletins, notes about air raid shelters and notes from Fire Guard staff.
The booklet details what happened to the town during the war.
Includes details of the deployment of equipment, financial papers and associated correspondence.
Includes diagrams and details of the scheme.
Includes details of industry meetings, correspondence and notes on businesses.
Includes details of a conference, as well as damage assessments, assistance and provision papers.
Includes details of reinforcement camps, schemes and air-raid precautions.
Includes details of the Combined Civil and Military Defence Scheme.
Contains correspondence about recruitment, first aid, gas attacks, and papers titled 'Key Points of National Importance'.
Contains papers about various types of bombs, aircraft and observations posts and associated correspondence.
Contact details of permits issued by the A.R.P headquarters. Includes names, addresses and the services the individuals provide are recorded.
From 1942 this committee is called the Civil Defence committee.
Document showing the number of meetings held by the committee.
The papers give the details of the new General Assisstant and the new Deputy A.R.P. Officer.
Includes papers relating to the work of the committee.
Includes papers relating to the work of the committee.