Site of Second World War Anti-tank obstacles, 'Ludham House', Second Ave (EHER 10571)

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Summary

Contemporary records state, 'Concrete pimples and dannert wire'. The site is now destroyed.

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Grid reference	TM 2345 1907 (point)
Civil Parish	FRINTON AND WALTON, TENDRING, ESSEX

Type and Period

TANK TRAP (WWII, Second World War - 1939 AD to 1945 AD)

Description

Essex County Council, 1968 Contemporary records state, "Concrete pimples and dannert wire. "Ludham House", 2nd Avenue, Garden". <1> These anti-tank obstacles, at No.2 Second Avenue, were probably in the front garden and, together with those at No.15 opposite ("Longsands", SMR 10570), formed part of a road barrier.

Sources

<1> SEX31436 LIST: Essex County Council. 1968. War Time Contraventions. Frinton.

Other References

Old SMR Number: TM21

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