Second World War pillbox on the sea wall, North of Bradwell nuclear power station (EHER 13791)
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Summary
A Second World War octagonal concrete pillbox built through the sea wall. On top of the seaward end of the roof are two concrete structures which are probably a mounting platform and open concrete container.
Map
Location
| Grid reference | Centred TM 0013 0900 (7m by 11m) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | BRADWELL-ON-SEA, MALDON, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
August 1993. Field survey.
Pillbox, one photo.<1>
1996. World War Two Defences in Maldon survey.
Built to face both seaward and landward through the sea wall is an octagonal concrete pillbox. It measures 34' long x 15' wide. On top of the seaward end of the roof are two concrete structures. One measures 9' x 4' and is possibly a mounting platform with the remains of mounting bolts projecting from the top. The other measures 6'3" x 4'2" and is an open concrete container with an internal area measuring 4'3" x 2'2". This probably once had a lid as the fixings are still in position. <2>
Three photos. <3>
Sources
Other References
- Old SMR Number: TM00