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Second World War pillbox and sandbagged post. 'The Spinney' [no longer present], Corton Road, Lowestoft.

The site of a surviving Second World War type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. It formed part of a network of pillboxes and defences, aasaociated with Barnham Camp, see BNH 054 for details.

The site of a probable Second World War pillbox or similar defensive gun emplacement is visible on aerial photographs within Tunstall Forest. Aerial photographs from 2013 indicate that it survives as a structure. The site falls within the Orford Batt...

The site of this Second World War type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. It sits within a group of other defences recorded within the wider record for the adjacent Diver Strip Battery (ADT 080) – although it is possible that this pillbox p...

Second World War possible type 22 pillbox at Hadleigh

The earthworks of a Second World War anti-aircraft battery are visible on the aerial photographs at this location. No definite sign of guns or the actual structural components of the central command post, combined with it being surrounded by evidence...

Second World War Pillbox at Copse Close, Falcon Park, Martlesham

A Second World War Type 24 pillbox, of standard construction, survives on the edge of a chalkpit. It possesses brick exterior shuttering and a brick anti-ricochet wall, although the bricks are falling away. Its entrance faces east.

Second World War square pillbox on East side of railway, Gunton.

Second World War pillbox reported to be a Type 22 pillbox, of standard construction. It formed part of a network of pillboxes and defences, see BNH 054 for details. The aerial photographs could indicate that this structure was a large rectangular pil...