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Royal Air Force Felixstowe 1913-1962(see details).

Human skull (and skeleton?) exposed during construction of landing berths 'just under mud level' by propeller turbulence which 'had strippped the foreshore down to original material leaving a grinning skull exposed'.

Probable World War II air raid shelters and trenches are visible on aerial photographs in and around the Royal Hospital School, Holbrook

Pottery found, 6-8 feet down (? swimming pool) circa 1930, including Samian form 18/31 and grey ware sherds and one complete small pot (lost).

Shotley Battery and Royal Navy Training Establishment at Shotley Point.

A purpose built yacht club, built in 1902 to 1903 by G and F Skipper of Norwich. It is made of rendered and whitewashed brick under plaintile roofs. The design is very advanced for the date. It is L-shaped with an engaged tower in the inner angle opp...

Site of a Royal Observer Corps monitoring post which opened in March 1958 and close in September 1991.

A Royal Observer Corps monitoring post. The site is located on the coastal slope east of Coast Road, that runs south from Hopton on Sea. The site was built as part of an extensive network of posts designed to confirm and report hostile aircraft and n...

The site of a Royal Observer Corps monitoring post.

Royal Observer Corps monitoring post built as part of an extensive network of posts designed to confirm and report hostile aircraft and nuclear attacks on the United Kingdom.