On a clear and sunny day in Autumn 2016 Border Archaeology flew a drone over Stobs Camp and captured many of the PoW camp’s features using aerial photography.
Looking North East these pictures clearly show C camp and D camp. The former narrow gauge railway line can be seen on the left.
And here, looking South East, the YMCA Road separates B camp (on the right) and C Camp (on the left). Next to the concrete drying hut in the centre is the bathing pond.
In this picture, looking South West, the YMCA Road is in the foreground and Hospital Road heads away on the left. In the centre are A Camp and B Camp and the later parade ground.
The project would like to thank Border Archaeology for providing these aerial images.