Images
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The visitor's hut and picnic tables.
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The entrance to Pit I, the only flint mine open to the public.
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One of the many pits at Grimes Graves.
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The first of two Second World War foxholes at Grimes Graves, located between the car park and visitor's centre.
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The second of two Second World War foxholes at Grimes Graves, located on the eastern side of the site.
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The exhibit in the visitor's centre.
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Multimedia exhibit at the visitor's centre.
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