Five Second World War air raid shelters were excavated at Rhodaus Town in 2015-2016.
Four of the five air raid shelters were located to the west of the area under excavation; these were of "Stanton-type modular design, formed of pre-cast reinforced concrete panels
and reinforced concrete struts assembled within a construction trench, with access from the west via
an entrance passage with stairway. A linear slot extending between the entrances of
(two of the shelters) potentially represented the location of a protective wall or screen" (from the original report, 1).

Another air raid shelter was located around 14m NE of the others, thought to represent a "later addition following requisitioning of the garage facilities by the War Department. The shelter was constructed of standard frogged bricks with a reinforced concrete ceiling, and lay partially below ground within a construction trench. The shelter consisted of two separate chambers, accessed via an open-air entrance passage with blast wall protection on its east side" (from the original report, 1).

<1> Canterbury Archaeological Trust Ltd, 2017, Former Peugeot Garage, Rhodaus Town (A28), Canterbury, Kent CT1 2RH, Post-Excavation Assessment (Unpublished document). SKE52730.