Aerial photographs taken in 1960, 1970 and 1990 show an hexagonal pillbox, with a central anti-aircraft machine-gun well, standing on the west side of the railway on the line of the former WWII anti-tank ditch, approx. 150yds south of Nortons Railway Bridge. Although the site has not been visited, this pillbox can be clearly seen from the train. It stands high on the embankment and is of the same brick-faced, very tall type with steel loophole surrounds, as that at TL 9042 3066 (SMR 20023/MCC4803).<1><2><3>