Skip to content
Back Home

Committed to the study and preservation of 20th Century pillboxes and anti-invasion defences – In the UK and around the world

Committed to the study and preservation of 20th Century pillboxes and anti-invasion defences – In the UK and around the world

  • Pillbox Study Group
    • Join The Group
    • Who’s Who
    • What’s New
    • Pillbox FAQs
    • Why the name Pillbox?
    • Hitler’s threatened British Invasion 1940
    • UK WWII Defence Locations
    • School Kids: Make your own Pillbox!
    • Pillboxes in the Media
    • Copyright Information
    • Legal Stuff
  • Pillbox Types
  • Variant And Local Designs
  • WWII Defensive Structures
  • Rescue Archaeology
  • Defence Articles
  • War Walks
  • Gazetteer
    • Gazetteer Subsite
    • Isles Of Scilly
      • Isles of Scilly Defences
    • Lancashire
      • Blackpool Pillboxes
      • Bolton Fire Watchers Post
    • Lincolnshire
      • Freiston Shore
      • Lincolnshire Defences
    • Norfolk
      • Brancaster Beach Scaffolding
      • Cromer Defences
      • Great Yarmouth Air Station
      • Norfolk Pillboxes
    • North Yorkshire
      • Auburn Sands
      • Cayton Bay
      • Sand-Le-Mere
    • Shropshire
      • Norbury Junction
    • Somerset
      • Midsomer Norton
      • Minehead Defences
    • Staffordshire
      • Cheddleton “Blown Up” Pillbox
      • Lichfield Airfield Defences
      • Rudyard Lake
    • Suffolk
      • Boyton Marshes
      • East Anglian Defences
      • Suffolk Defences
      • Suffolk Squares
    • Surrey
      • A Preserved Type 22 Pillbox in Surrey
      • Elstead GHQ Line
      • Farnham Park
      • Godalming Fire Watchers Post
      • Hankley Common’s Atlantic Wall D-Day Practise Area.
      • Kettlebury Hill, Assault Training Observation Bunker
      • Mowlem 6 Pounder Drum Pillbox Shalford Surrey
      • Southern Railway Pillbox, Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey.
    • Tyne and Wear
      • Tynemouth Haven Beach Light
    • Warwickshire
      • Abbey Fields Air Raid Shelters
      • Clifton Upon Dunsmore
      • Hidden Warwickshire
      • Kenilworth AA Battery
      • LMS Anti-Tank Blocks
      • Offchurch Bombing Decoy site
      • Rugby Anti-Tank Defences
    • West Sussex
      • Ferring Pillbox
    • Wiltshire
      • Durley QF 6 Pounder Gun Pit
      • Monkton Farleigh Ammo Depot
    • Isle Of Man
      • Isle Of Man Pillboxes
    • Northern Ireland
      • Grey Point Battery
    • Scotland
      • East Lothian Defences
      • Fife
        • Braefoot Battery
        • Kincraig Cliffs Battery
        • Fife Pillboxes
      • Glencoe
      • Moray
        • Findhorn
        • Lossiemouth
        • Moray Firth Type 24 fly over
        • Roseisle
      • Orkney
    • Wales
      • Borth-Y-Gest
      • Conway Military Features
      • Point Of Ayr
      • RAF LLandow
      • Severn Estuary Revisited
      • Snowdonia
    • International Pillbox Sites
      • Belgium
        • Fort Battice
      • Canary Islands
        • Lanzarote Pillboxes
        • Tenerife Pillboxes
      • Cyprus
        • Latchi
      • Czechoslovakia
        • Pilsen
      • France
        • Baie des Trespasses
        • British Pillboxes in France
        • British Pillboxes around Lille
      • Germany
        • West Wall – Siegfried Line
      • Greece
        • Zakynthos
      • Hong Kong
        • Hong Kong Pillboxes
      • Italy
        • San Anastasia Pillboxes
        • Sicillian Pillboxes
      • Malta
        • Blue Grotto Pillbox
        • Maghtab Sound Mirror
      • New Zealand
        • Napier Pillboxes
        • Whangaparaoa Coastal Battery
      • Norway
        • Holmenkollen
      • Kuwait
        • Kuwait Pillbox
      • Sardinia
        • A.S.S.Fort Sardegna
        • Fontanamare Project
        • Sardinia Defences
      • Slovenia
        • Ljubljana ‘Ring of Wire’
      • South Africa
        • Durban
      • Spain
        • Altea
        • La Coruna
      • Sweden
        • Skeppsholmen Island
      • United States of America
        • Hawaiian Pillboxes
        • US Cast Metal Turreted Pillboxes
  • Events
  • Links
    • Downloads
  • Contact us
  • PSG Forum
  • PSG Loopholes Magazine
    • Back Issue Sales
    • Issues 81 – 90
    • Issues 71-80
    • Issues 61-70
    • Issues 51-60
    • Issues 41-50
    • Issues 31-40
    • Issues 21-30
    • Issues 11-20
    • Issues 1-10
  • Pillbox Books
    • PSG Book Shop
  • Saving Threatened Defences
Home » Pillbox Study Group » Why the name Pillbox? » sketch2

sketch2

← Previous Next →
http://www.pillbox-study-group.org.uk/psgwordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/johnhellis.jpg http://www.pillbox-study-group.org.uk/psgwordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/sketch2.jpg http://www.pillbox-study-group.org.uk/psgwordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/vimyridge.jpg

Join The Group

We welcome new members to the PSG. We currently have over 300 members in six countries . Members receive the journal 'Loopholes' three times a year which details recent finds and sites of particular interest. Join Here 'Membership'

New Users Start Here

  • Home
  • Join The Group
  • What’s New
  • Types Of Pillbox
  • Spotter’s Guide to Pillboxes & other anti-invasion structures of WWII.
  • Defence Site Listings
  • Extended Defence Of Britain Interactive Map
  • PSG Book Shop
  • Pillbox Study Group Forum
  • Recommended Reading
  • Copyright Information

Disclaimer

Defence Structures and sites of all types both above and below ground can be very dangerous. Serious injury or even death can arise from unauthorised entry into such sites and structures. Join a responsible club, group or society who can arrange official visits. The Pillbox Study Group accepts no responsibility for any damages or injuries caused by ignoring this advice. The PSG does not encourage members to undertake the ad hoc clearance of vegetation from pillboxes, as it can expose them to physical damage and inappropriate use, it may also contravene a variety of statutory regulations including, listed buildings and SSSI designations. Vegetation clearance should only ever be undertaken as part of a formal arrangement, having sought and obtained permission from the land owner and other necessary authorities. Damaging a listed or scheduled monument can be considered as a Heritage Crime.

Top 100 Military Sites

Admin Login

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

· © 2024 The Pillbox Study Group Website. · Designed with Customizr Pro ·