The Morrison shelter is a type of air-raid shelter designed for use in homes during World War II. Named after its creator, Sir John Morrison, it was intended to provide protection from bomb blasts and shrapnel. The shelter is made of steel and can accommodate several people, typically placed in a living room or basement. This shelter features a sturdy, flat top that can also serve as a table, maximizing space in small homes. It was popular in the United Kingdom, where civilian safety was a priority during the war. The Morrison shelter is an important symbol of civilian resilience during wartime.