EAW006007 ENGLAND (1947). The Hoe, Royal Citadel and the city, Plymouth, from the south-east, 1947

2ndWW Coast Defence Battery. Second gun under cover to the left. Third, with the barrel removed, located to the right. A smaller piece of ordnance is between the two.

It is recorded that somewhere near this marker, in World War 2, a single anti-aircraft gun was located.

Mount Pleasant Redoubt. Built in 1780 as part of the dockyard defences, it became redundant in 1860. It was used in both World Wars, in the first it housed a single anti-aircraft gun and in the second it was home to a different anti-aircraft gun and a barrage balloon.

Location of the gun pits for the HAA Gun Battery at Home Park, designation 10/- (GDA Plymouth). The admin/accommodation buildings are to the left, marked as a POW camp.

2ndWW air raid shelter.

A series of 2ndWW air raid shelters.

? 2ndWW LAA Gun position?

? 2ndWW LAA Gun position?

WRAF barracks

Airmans mess

Airmans NAAFI club.

Airmans Barrack Blocks. Consisted of six 12-16 man rooms with ablutions at the rear.

Belmont Street

Prisoner of War camp.

Area bombed in Second World War and cleared of rubble

Area bombed in the Second World War and cleared of rubble

Remains of Plymouth Pier

60ft GS Pinnace

Mount Batten Castle

40ft Seaplane Tenders

60ft GS Pinnace

British Power Boat Co.Ltd 68ft HSL/TTL

RAF marine craft

RAF Mount Batten. Established as RNAS Cattewater in February 1917 and renamed RAF Mount Batten 1 October 1929

Probably laid up destroyers / escort vessels.

Grain elevator - still wearing camo paint. This was demolished in early 2008.

Millbay Docks

Alma Road

Pennycomequick viaduct - lines to the right go to Plymouth North Road station, lines curving away to the left go to Millbay Station - long since gone, as has most of this part of the viaduct.

Western Mill Lake.

Laid up warships: right hand group - probably HMS Renown, with HMS Unicorn and what look like 2 other carriers astern of her; left hand group: probably 2 'R' class battleships.

Brunels Saltash Railway Bridge

WWII CASL

WWII CASL