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Second World War anti-tank pimples, Bradwell Bay Airfield, East End Road (EHER 81615)

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Summary

Eleven concrete anti-tank pyramids which stand each side of a gateway to Bradwell Bay Airfield (EHER 16047).

Map

Location

Grid reference TM 0152 0746 (point)
Civil Parish BRADWELL-ON-SEA, MALDON, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

January 2009. World War Two Defences in Maldon survey: site visit and desktop assessment. Moveable anti-tank obstacles, in the form of 4’ 6” high concrete pyramids, stand each side of a gateway at TM 0152 0746. There are six in the hedge on the West side and five to the East. <1> <2> A row of anti-tank concrete ‘dragon’s teeth’ dating from the Second World War. <3> See also <4>. NRHE data transfer: Anti tank blocks, around 10 in total. East of Bradwell on Sea. LOCATION: East of Bradwell on Sea. <5> See also <6>. NRHE summary description: The site of Second World War anti tank blocks, around 10 in total, located to the East of Bradwell-on-Sea.

Sources

  • <1> Report: Nash, F.. 2010. Survey of World War Two Defences in the District of Maldon: Volume Two.
  • <2> Aerial Photograph: RAF. 1945. 106G-UK 717-4153.
  • <3> Heritage Statement: Howson, T.. 2020. Built-heritage impact assessment of the proposal for a new nuclear power station at Bradwell-on-Sea. p.35.
  • <4> Report: O'Connor, T.. 2006. Bradwell-on-Sea: Historic Settlement Assessment. p.38.
  • <5> Webpage: Clarke, J.. 1996-2003. Defence of Britain Database.
  • <6> Collection: Various. Various. Historic England Archive. DEB01.

Related Monuments/Buildings (2)

Other References

  • NRHE identifier: 1429723
  • National Monuments Record: TM 00 NW 46

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