Officers Mess 1915, initially, the Officers lived down in the Hotels and pubs of Upavon. Which they said they enjoyed. This is a very grand building and very well made.

A WW1 photo of the Mess.

Georgivs Rex V or King George V.

The entrance with a revolving door.

Mess managers office

Interesting how important the mess was in the institution of the British Military, today its a completely different world.

The lobby.

Tea and cake around the fire.

How it looks in 2018.

Certainly I can see the Padre on the front row to the right. A lot of walking sticks, a bit of an RFC thing I think. Rear row a few young officers in Maternity jackets. A few soft RFC caps and maybe some early RAF blue, maybe? Also it was winter with snow on the ground.

Single Officers bungallow.

Single Officers accommodation.

Sergeants Mess, although I think it may have been the institute as it has a clock tower and Netheravon also has a clock tower.

This may is a typical WW1 style of building.

This is interesting, the right hand side, the Post Office is WW1, the left side is WW2 TB (Temporary Brick) construction.

The Trenchard Museum and original WW1 HQ building.

Trenchard's Office.

Trenchard's Office and desk.

Hugh Montague Trenchard, 1st Viscount Trenchard.
by Walter Stoneman
whole-plate glass negative, 1919

Trenchard had a distinguished service, its better to read his story and no better that the book 'BOOM'

The anti room or secretaries room.

A model plan of post 1919 with the hangars on the right, two workshops and many huts removed.

The RAF clock.

That finishes WW1, there are more buildings of WW1 around, but its a working camp and I did not take that many photos.