I had visited Greens Norton when it was a Youth Hostel in around 19080 and was interested to see how this site had changed. The original front of one of the main buildings containing a water tower / tank has been retained along with a fading green YHA sign. The previous prefab huts had long since gone with several modern building replacing the pre-fabs. The history of this site is well recorded in that it was built as a Hostel for the Women’s Land Army, it then became a PoW Hostel, then a Youth Hostel and is now a Communality Centre.

This site now has a number of modern buildings that look as if they are sitting on the old foundations and shape and size of the same as the wooden huts that they replaced. The brick part of the building with the YHA sign no longer connects to other buildings and now has a storage shed to its rear. Likewise, several other buildings appear to be storage.