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Pillbox of common Dover type, brick-shuttered : square with overhanging roof slab and 2 embrasures per side. Built only to height of embrasure sills and left unfinished.
(Source: Field Visit 1995/04/14)
Standard brick construction square pillbox.
(Source: SMR )
Square, open structure plotted from air photograph [unroofed, uncompleted pillbox].
(Source: Air Photograph 1945/08/05)
Foundations of an uncompleted Dover-type pillbox, with brick corner work uprights set at an angle to the main structure. Heavily overgrown.
(Source: Field Visit 2004/02/11)
Pillbox plotted from German map.
(Source: Map 1941/06/01)

Type of site PILLBOX (VARIANT)
Location Near edge of Lunnons Wood, N of Little Farthingloe Farm.
Area Dover, Kent, England
Grid reference TR 2926 4068 (Scale: 1:25000 )
Period WW2
Condition Very Bad
Materials Clay Brick, Concrete
Threats Type: Plant growth (Long Term)
Detail: Pillbox very overgrown.
Recorder Burridge, David (Defence of Britain Project)
Defence grouping Dover nodal point - Defences of Dover nodal point. [Source: '12 Corps Plan to Defeat Invasion', 16 May 1941 - PRO WO 166/344].
Photographs View of PILLBOX (VARIANT) - S0000957
DOB site reference: S0000957
Associated Identifier Kent SMR (ref: KE13621: TR 24 SE 59)
Reference 1941/06/01 Sheet (Blatt) 117
1945/08/05 106G/UK/610 (fr.6372)
Event Construction, In the period 1940 1941
Field Visit, On 1995/04/14
Field Visit, On 2004/02/11


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