Aerial photographs taken in 1946 and 1949 show what was probably a pillbox in a field 30 yards W of Fordstreet Hill. Its shape is indistinct. In this position it would have been 90 yards NW of the pillbox at TL 9225 2662 (SMR 10975/MCC4787) and would have overlooked, from a high hillside, the former path of the anti-tank ditch (SMR 10976/MCC5115) and road barrier (SMR 10977/MCC5117) around the S side of Fordstreet 150 yards to the N.<1><2>

An aerial photograph taken in 1960 shows no sign of the pillbox.<3>

Each of the bridges across the R. Colne Eastern Command Line appears to have been covered by an FW3/28 artillery pillbox during WWII. One visible long, straight edge plus the very close proximity of the infantry pillboxes suggests that this may have been an FW3/28 sited to cover the road barrier on Fordstreet Hill where the Eastern Command Line followed the anti-tank ditch across the road.

See also <4>.