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Type 22 infantry pillbox, with thickened walls [recorder terms type 29]. In front of the pillbox is a sluice and drain which once drained water from the adjacent anti-tank ditch.
(Source: Article 1994/12)
Irregularly-sided variant on a type 22 pillbox. Concrete-faced, formed with horizontal plank shuttering. Doorway on NE side, with one small rifle port to left of door.A low buttress-type structure projects from the W faces of the pillbox (purpose unknown). Faces SW (towards line of anti-tank ditch). All embrasures and doorway blocked up. A concrete drainage structure is close by.
(Source: Field Visit 2003/09/03)

Type of site PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22)
Location Close to a post-war housing estate, adjacent to a footpath, SE of Pangbourne.
Area Pangbourne, Berkshire, England
Grid reference SU 63996 76052
Period WW2
Condition Good
Materials Reinforced Concrete
Recorder Alexander, Colin (Pillbox Study Group)
Defence grouping GHQ Line: Red (Sulham Valley sector) - Length of the GHQ Stop Line: Red running between the Rivers Thames and Kennet, along the line of the Sulham Valley west of Reading.
Photographs View of PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22) - S0005709 View of PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22) - S0005709
DOB site reference: S0005709
Reference 1994/12 Sulham Valley: A Heavy Concentration of Anti-Tank Pillboxes
Event Construction, In the period 1940/08 1940/12
Field Visit, During 1994
Field Visit, On 2003/09/03


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