Seen on 1947 RAF air photograph, anti-tank defences visible at Grid reference NU 22553130 blocking Annstead Burn Stream appear to be anti-tank cylinders. These may be part of beach defence. Possible demolished pillbox in the general vicinity. To the S of Seahouses, there are a variety of platforms and possibly Seagull Trenches. Inland at NU 21703210, a cylindrical tower is visible (possibly an observation tower) - this is now under the site of a caravan park.
Anti Tank Cylinder
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Anti Tank Block United Kingdom 0 km away
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Pillbox (beehive) United Kingdom 4 km away
Ruined Pillbox United Kingdom 4 km away
Type 26 Pillbox United Kingdom 4 km away
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Pillbox (type Fw3/22) United Kingdom 6 km away
Pillbox (d Type) United Kingdom 6 km away
Data Sheet
Type ANTI TANK CYLINDER
Status Deprecated
Condition Fair
Source Defence of Britain Archive
Access Unknown
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