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Monument Number 1387324
Hob Uid: 1387324
Location : Northumberland Rochester
Grid Ref : NT8152003930
Summary : Remains of a blast shelter attached to the rear of Featherwood farmhouse. It was designed to provide shelter and protection for the inhabitants of Featherwood during periods of live firing on the World War I and later Redesdale Artillery Range. The shelter comprises a brick-built blockhouse with walls 0.6 metres thick.
More information : NT 81520393. Remains of a blast shelter attached to the rear of Featherwood farmhouse. It was designed to provide shelter and protection for the inhabitants of Featherwood during periods of live firing on the World War I and later Redesdale Artillery Range. The shelter comprises a brick-built blockhouse with walls 0.6 metres thick. Scheduled. (1)

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Source details : 06-Oct-03
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Monument Period Name : 20th Century
Display Date : WWI and later
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Monument Start Date : 1914
Monument Type : Blockhouse, Firing Range, Shelter
Evidence : Extant Building

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External Cross Reference Source : Scheduled Monument Legacy (National No.)
External Cross Reference Number : 32794
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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : NT 80 SW 24
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Monument Number 1387324