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Monument details

HER Number:TR 36 SE 754
Type of record:Monument
Name:Western 4-inch gun emplacement, Little Cliffsend Farm

Summary

Western of two gun emplacements at Little Cliffsend Farm. Now converted for domestic use. Eastern emplacement is Listed.


Grid Reference:TR 3568 6438
Map Sheet:TR36SE
Parish:RAMSGATE, THANET, KENT

Monument Types

  • COAST BATTERY GUN SITE (Modern - 1940 AD? to 2050 AD (between))

Full description

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Western of two 4-inch gun emplacements at Little Cliffsend Farm. Built as a coastal battery in 1940 or ealy 1941. Eastern emplacement is Listed as TR 36 SE 753. See site record TR 36 SE 324.

Heritage statement of significance written for Western structure in 2015.

Both Western and Eastern gun emplacements were considered for Listing in 2015 by Historic England, but only the Eastern one was Listed, the Western considered comprimised by alteration and its incorporation into the adjoining house.


1952, Photograph (Photograph (Print)). SKE1.

Architectural Archaeology, 2015, Little Cliffsend Farmhouse, Chalk Hill CT12 5HA, Statement of Heritage Significance (Unpublished document). SKE31548.

Sources and further reading

Cross-ref. Source description
---Photograph (Print): 1952. Photograph. Black and White. Negative.
---Unpublished document: Architectural Archaeology. 2015. Little Cliffsend Farmhouse, Chalk Hill CT12 5HA, Statement of Heritage Significance.

Related records

TR 36 SE 753Parent of: Eastern of two Concrete Second World War 4-inch gun emplacements, Little Cliffsend Farm (Listed Building)
TR 36 SE 324Parent of: World War II battery at Little Cliffsend Farm, Ramsgate (Monument)