Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE31558 - Survey of Buildings and Structures Associated with Manston Airport and the Surrounding Areas.
| Title | Survey of Buildings and Structures Associated with Manston Airport and the Surrounding Areas. |
|---|---|
| Author/Originator | KCC |
| Date/Year | 2016 |
Abstract/Summary
A survey commissioned by Kent County Council’s Heritage Group, is designed to provide an updated historic and strategic context for Manston airport and, employing this new knowledge, highlight extant buildings and structures in and around Manston airfield for inclusion on the Historic Environment Record (HER).
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Description
A survey by Richard Taylor & Victor Smith.
Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2016/39
Referenced Monuments (16)
- TR 36 NW 887 An office building at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 882 Civil Control Tower at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 889 Civil terminal at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 883 Crash fire station at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 892 Crash runway, RAF Manston (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 885 Fighter pen, RAF Manston (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 891 Former married quarters close to RAF Manston. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 884 Mechanical transport hangar at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 894 Modern Royal Observer Corps Listening Post (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 886 RAF Manston Control Tower. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 890 RAF Manston intelligence hut. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 666 Second World War semi-sunken brick building, located on Windsor Road. (Building)
- TR 36 NW 1180 Semi-sunken hangar, RAF Manston (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 881 T2 Hangar at the former Manston Airport. (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 893 The Loop, RAF Manston (Monument)
- TR 36 NW 888 World War Two RAF Battle HQ at RAF Manston (Monument)
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