Pillbox Type-22 at Grid Reference SK 61862 35859 is a Grade II listed building in the Rushcliffe local planning authority area, England. First listed on 30 January 2012. Pillbox.

Pillbox Type-22 at Grid Reference SK 61862 35859

WRENN ID
little-chapel-spindle
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Rushcliffe
Country
England
Date first listed
30 January 2012
Type
Pillbox
Source
Historic England listing

Description

Building This is a second world war Type 22 (FW3/22) pillbox of 1941 which forms part of the airfield defences of Tollerton Airfield. This pillbox is situated at OS grid reference SK 61862 35859 and is one of 18 pillboxes which survive around the periphery of the airfield.

Materials and Exterior Constructed of red brick with concrete lintels and a flat concrete roof, this shell-proof pillbox is hexagonal in plan, partly sunken and with an entrance on the west side. The embrasures face towards the airfield and each has a stepped concrete surface which would have functioned as bullet stops. Some bricks have eroded from the wall surface revealing the concrete core of the wall structure.

Interior An internal inspection was not possible due waterlogging of the interior.

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