Defence of Britain Database Anti-invasion record: S0015673

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Pillbox built within chapel. At least three loopholes constructed through external medieval walls.
(Source: Document 1941)
Pillbox at medieval preceptory and 16th century house, and scheduled with them.
(Source: English Heritage schedule )
The pillbox that was built within the chapel of the preceptory has been demolished, possibly when consolidation and repair works were carried out in 1994. This has happened despite the pillbox being scheduled with the rest of the structure. One of the loopholes built in tne N-facing chapel wall appears to have been rebuilt, and an information board affixed alongside with information on the Second World War use of the site: this information is misleading.
(Source: Field Visit 2003/05/03)

Type of site	PILLBOX
Location	At ruins of Low Chibburn Preceptory, nr. Widdrington.
Area	Widdrington, Northumberland, England
Grid reference	NZ 2661 9653 (Scale: 1:10000 )
Period	WW2
Condition	Removed
Materials	Reinforced Concrete
Recorder	Foot, William (English Heritage Defence Areas Project)
Defence grouping	Northumberland coast defences - Defences of the Northumberland coast line and immediate hinterland.
Photographs
DOB site reference:	S0015673
Associated Identifier	Scheduled Monument (ref: 24620)
Reference	1941 Construction of Blockhouse 1954 Works: Radar Opencast Coal Site
Event	Field Visit, On 2003/05/03 Construction, In the period 1940 1941