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Monument record TQ 76 NE 1340 - Prince Frederick's Bastion, Chatham Lines
Summary
Prince Frederick's Bastion was constructed as part of the first phase of main construction of the Chatham Lines in 1755-1758. It was the bastion at the north-east corner of the Chatham Lines where the east flank turned west back toward the river north of the Royal Dockyard. It was eventually supplanted by a new line of defences, the Lower Lines, that was constructed during the Napoleonic Wars. Like the rest of the chatham Lines the bastion was declared obsolete in 1860 by the Royal Commision.
Location
Grid reference | Centred TQ 7666 6929 (151m by 228m) |
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Map sheet | TQ76NE |
County | KENT |
Civil Parish | GILLINGHAM, MEDWAY, KENT |
Unitary Authority | MEDWAY |
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Full Description
Peter Kendall, 2012, The Royal Engineers at Chatham 1750-2012 (Bibliographic reference). SKE51751.
Sources/Archives (1)
- --- SKE51751 Bibliographic reference: Peter Kendall. 2012. The Royal Engineers at Chatham 1750-2012.
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Record last edited
Oct 24 2018 4:17PM