Huts 1-3, 21, 29-39, 47-57 (All Nos Inclusive), Cultybraggan Former Cadet Camp, Comrie

Huts 1-3, 21, 29-39, and 47-57 at Cultybraggan Former Cadet Camp in Comrie date from around 1941 and are part of a larger purpose-built World War II Prisoner of War camp. This group includes 15 semi-circular corrugated metal Nissen huts that line the approach to the southeast, along with a group of 11 similar huts to the northeast. The huts vary in length, each has a 16-foot span, brick base courses, and rendered ends, topped with corrugated iron roofs. Most huts feature a door flanked by timber windows at each end, with timber and corrugated iron catslide dormers along the lengths. The northeast group includes two pairs of smaller huts that are linked together. The windows are mostly timber casement with various glazing patterns.

Inside, the Nissen huts are mostly very plain. Some of the smaller huts in the northeast group have sanitary fittings, which are likely to have been added after the war.