Defence of Britain Database Anti-invasion record: S0013117

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Observation post, radar strongpoint.
(Source: Report 1992/07)
Loopholed generator house for an adjacent coast defence Chain Home Low Radar site. Rectangular structure with thin concrete walls and roof. There are some ten small embrasures, four facing NE, four SW, and two NW. The structure is now jutting over the cliff and entry is dangerous. There are two doorways opposite each other now at the cliff edge. A large opening overlooks the sea, and inside is a long rectangular block of uncertain purpose.
(Source: Field Visit 2003/04/28)

Type of site	DEFENCE WORK
Location	At Moor Hill, on coast N of Atwick.
Area	Atwick, Yorkshire, East Riding of, England
Grid reference	TA 19177 52197
Period	WW2
Condition	Bad
Materials	Reinforced Concrete
Threats	Type: Coastal erosion (Immediate) Detail: The structure is in imminent danger of falling over the cliff owing to erosion.
Recorder	Holderness Pilot Study (Fortress Study Group)
Defence grouping	East Riding of Yorkshire coast defences - Coastal crust defences
Photographs
DOB site reference:	S0013117
Reference	1992/07 Final Report on the Holderness Pilot Study, Undertaken by the Fortress Study Group Database Group (FSGDG) between the 9th and 12th April 1992
Event	Construction, In the period 1940/10 Field Visit, In the period 1992/04/09 1992/04/12 Field Visit, On 2003/04/28