You mean the area that’s being built on? That used to be the site of the Claude Grahame-White factory buildings (as shown in the ‘RAFM Closed Areas’ photos), as for the 1930s buildings, the only buildings left are the 1917 Officers Mess, the ones on the Museum site and the two I posted photos of, the 1917 control tower and the factory building (pre WWI I think). Can’t think of any 1930s looking buildings around.

Have already posted a photo of the RFC crest on the front of the factory building, it’s actually a Claude Grahame-White crest. Here’s an aerial photo of the site showing where the buildings are. By the way, the L shaped building in the ‘RAF Museum site’ square below the Battle of Britain Hall is the police station

Pretty much all modernised, the staircase and some of the floor at the main entrance seems original but that’s probably it. I’d imagine the rooms etc are all the same size too but obviously re-decorated. The windows are all original too, as I can testify from many a cold night.

Do you mean where the grass airfield was? The council estate which is on the other side of the road of the museum and me is where the airfield was, nothing original there though, and I certainly don’t reccomend investigating! From what I can tell none of the police college is part of the old aerodrome, the only surviving buildings are either on the museum site, the officers mess, and the control tower which is adjoined to the factory building. Don’t know if the upstairs offices of the CGW hangar have been restored either, probably just used for storage, you can’t go up there.

As for the watch office/factory building, the current state of affairs is that they’re negotiating moving them to the museum site, as if the buildings are moved then they can put something like 400 million pounds worth of flats on the site!