Island Farm was tragically demolished in the early 1990's (except for Hut 9, the escape hut), but thankfully some people had the sense to atleast preserve the artwork, made by some of the POWs, from the hut walls.

Each picture was photographed, before being professionally removed and secured in a wooden frame. These pictures are currently being stored locally and I hope that one day they will be exhibited. However, below are some of the photos taken of the drawings prior to their removal.

"Cora"Click image to enlarge	Scantily Clad LadyClick image to enlarge	"Monika"Click image to enlarge	"Ann"Click image to enlarge	"Ulla"Click image to enlarge
Map Of EuropeClick image to enlarge	"Erika"Click image to enlarge	Alpine SceneClick image to enlarge	Alpine Scene 2Click image to enlarge	Alpine Scene 3Click image to enlarge
WatermillClick image to enlarge	A HorseClick image to enlarge	Coats of arms of the cities of Fürth and ElbingClick image to enlarge	Town SceneClick image to enlarge	CastleClick image to enlarge
A Lady RecliningClick image to enlarge	A ShipClick image to enlarge	Lady Exiting Swimming PoolClick image to enlarge	A womanClick image to enlarge	Planes In CombatClick image to enlarge
German WritingClick image to enlarge	Für unsere Heimat alles Everything for our homelandClick image to enlarge	Unfrei ist nicht ehrlos Captivity is not dishonourableClick image to enlarge	Lieb solang Du lieben kannst A Poem written by Ferdinand von Freiligrath, 1810-1876Click image to enlarge	De Buur im Chot erhaltet was riitet und good! The boy/The young who believe(s) in the power of God is/are goodClick image to enlarge