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Salted away: Cheshire salt mine to store National Archives

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — A worker in one of the caverns of the DeepStore vaults
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — A tunnel into the salt mine and storage vaults
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Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — One of the mine tunnels
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — Workers filing documents in the underground facility
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — Boxes of files
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Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — Walking through the underground filing sytem
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — A safety warning at the entrance to DeepStore
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — A safety warning at the entrance to DeepStore
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — Workers' safety equipment for use in the storage area
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

Salt Mine Storage: Salt mine to be used as document storage for the national archive — Workers' safety equipment for use in the storage area
Photograph: Graeme Robertson for The Guardian

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