Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Sea Palling (PRN: 8021)

PRN8021
Site or location nameSea Palling
Summary
DescriptionWW1 circular pillbox. Entrance smashed presumably to remove steel doors. Built by Royal Engineers July 1918 according to graffiti scratched in the concrete as it was drying. The loopholes are of a smaller, neater type than found on other WW1 pillboxes - perhaps this was one of the last built? It may once have been one of a pair, but no details of a second pillbox at this site are known. A measured drawing of this pillbox appear in Henry Wills' 'Pillboxes' book
Monument TypePILLBOX;PILLBOX
DesginationNone
MaterialCONCRETE
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationBeside B1151 road
Postcode
Map ReferenceNGR: TG42182691 (642180, 326910)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Poor (14-05-2016)
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Christopher Bird - Norfolk's WW1 pillboxes
Copiled On14-05-2016
Last Updated14-05-2016
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WW1 circular pillbox (Stalham Road, Sea Palling, North Norfolk, Norfolk). (c)Christopher Bird.
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