EAW011304 ENGLAND (1947). Rushbrooke Hall and Rushbrooke Park, Rushbrooke, 1947

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Title	[EAW011304] Rushbrooke Hall and Rushbrooke Park, Rushbrooke, 1947
Reference	EAW011304
Date	1-October-1947
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Place name	RUSHBROOKE
Parish	RUSHBROOKE WITH ROUGHAM
District
Country	ENGLAND
Easting / Northing	588481, 260887
Longitude / Latitude	0.75918736406655, 52.213508684073
National Grid Reference	TL885609

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PILLBOX (TYPE FW3/22): S0006340 (The Defence of Britain Project) - N.B. not clearly visible on this photo Location: Some 100m E of A134 road on left of track from road to Rushmere Park (private), at road sign 'Sicklesmere' N of village. Condition: Good Description: 1995/10/18 Type 22 pillbox (thick walled), of standard construction. Blast wall with right-angled ends in front of entrance, which faces SW. Embrasure in blast wall, but not entrance wall. Brick anti-ricochet walls. Surrounded by shrubs, trees, ivy, etc. [Access to interior not possible]. See: http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/dob/ai_full_r.cfm?refno=6340 Report as Inappropriate	ChesterMan	Thursday 2nd of April 2015 08:56:36 PM
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