Defence of Britain Database Anti-invasion record: S0013700

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Deep shelter serving 'Z' Rocket Battery. Main tunnels lined with 4ins 'H'-section steel girders at 2ft 9ins centres, bracing 1.5ins corrugated heavy galvanised steel sheet. All floors within lined sections are flat and level, fine screeded with at least 2ins-4.5ins sharp sand and cement. The original timber and plywood lining still remains, although damaged and decomposing. All stairs are to some extent obstructed by soil, rubble, and rubbish from infilling. [Plan drawn by A. Temple (1992). Additional plan (digitised) made in 1972 by Kent Fire Brigade].
(Source: Field Visit 1992/08/01)

Type of site	DEEP SHELTER
Location	Bockell Hill, St. Margaret's Bay.
Area	St. Margaret's at Cliffe, Kent, England
Grid reference	TR 3727 4498
Period	WW2
Condition	Good
Materials	Cement, Concrete, Wood
Recorder	Guy, John A. (Defence of Britain Project)
Defence grouping	Kent coast defences - Defences of the Kent coastal crust and immediate hinterland.
Attached Sheets	(1) - plan of tunnels, inc. DIGITISED version.
Photographs	(7) - interior views (DIGITISED).
DOB site reference:	S0013700
Event	Construction, In the period 1940 1941 Field Visit, On 1992/08/01 Field Visit, During 2001/02