Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Dalgety Bay, Downing Point Battery (PRN: 8009)

PRN8009
Site or location nameDalgety Bay, Downing Point Battery
Summary
DescriptionPart of Forth Inner Defences, built 1914. Two 4.7' guns from Kinghorn battery mounted here October 1914, these moved to Inchcolm Is. battery in 1917, and two 12lb 18CWT guns from Inchcolm moved here July 1917. Gun positions and remains of BOP survive on clifftop. Unclear if one of surrounding pillboxes also survives in gardens at Morlich Rd. DELs also gone. Edit- Directions: Follow the A921 Rosyth-Kirkcaldy Rd East through the r/about at Dalgety Bay station (C.Kolonko, 2016)
Monument TypeCOAST ARTILLERY BATTERY;COAST ARTILLERY BATTERY
DesginationNone
MaterialCONCRETE
Location
CountrySCOTLAND
CountyDalgety
Site LocationFollow the A921 Rosyth-Kirkcaldy Rd East through the r/about at Inverkeithing station. At next r/about right onto the Western Access Rd. Through next r/about onto Regent's Way. At third r/about right
PostcodeKY11 9YD
Map ReferenceNGR: NT1576582463 (315765, 682463)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Poor (01-05-2016)
ThreatOvergrown vegetation
SignifHigh
Identifiers
HER/SMR Number0
NMR NumberNT18SE24
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Gordon Wilkie - Armed Forces in Scotland
Copiled On01-05-2016
Last Updated03-04-2018
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