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A intact spigot mortar emplacement The thimble is standard on this example but is in a six sided emplacement built with brick walls with concrete slabs forming the lids of the two ammo stores.

A fairly intact spigot mortar emplacement The thimble is standard on this example but its trench has brick walls with concrete slabs forming the lids of the ammo stores.

Spigot mortar mount next to type 28A pillbox [UORN 6193].

Spigot mortar mounting: cylindrical concrete block, top 0.75m above ground level, with brick shuttering. Stainless steel pin.

Spigot mortar pedestal (concrete pedestal and metal spigot), buried to near top of pedestal.

Spigot mortar position on the W bank of the River Gipping, S of the road (B1067), close to the N boundary of the churchyard on the river bank (within the churchyard). Covered the road bridge (over the river). Site in very good condition and complete.

Spigot mortar position on embankment of railway line. Plinth and mounting survive. No remains of pit or ammunition lockers. Guarding bridge, approach road from Hintlesham (to the SW) and South Ipswich. [DW1].

At the top of the High Street, at Hill House (formerly Street Farm) can be seen the remains of a spigot mortar thimble under a wall

A square pillbox situated on Kessingland Beach of World War II date

Pillbox on floodplain of River Lark, located in arable field, standard hexagonal type 22 (S1)(S2).