KNT · Field index
Kent
14 sites on file.
KNT-01 · Kent
Pierremont Park Air Raid Shelter
World War II, Public air raid shelter
Public wartime shelter lying beneath a quiet green space in Broadstairs.
KNT-02 · Kent
128 Brigade Underground Battle Headquarters
World War II, Underground military headquarters
Underground brigade HQ located in a disused quarry at Sarre on the Isle of Thanet in Kent which was subordinate to the Battle HQ at Canterbury.
KNT-03 · Kent
Undisclosed Air Raid Shelter
World War II, Public air raid shelter
Public wartime shelter used to protect the local Kent people. Location Undisclosed to protect it.
KNT-04 · Kent
St Margaret's Bay Telephone Repeater Station
1930s, Telecommunications infrastructure
WWII-era telephone repeater station at St Margaret’s Bay in Kent, built in 1932 to support the first international subsea telephone cable between Britain and France.
KNT-05 · Kent
North Centre Detached Bastion
Napoleonic-era fortification
Two linked bastions built into Dover's Western Heights to guard against invasion from the north, now abandoned and overgrown.
KNT-06 · Kent
Fan Bay Deep Shelter
World War II - Coastal deep shelter
A deep chalk-cut shelter built to protect the gun crews of the Fan Bay Battery, with wartime tunnels leading to First World War sound mirrors.
KNT-07 · Kent
HMS Pembroke – Royal Naval Barrack Tunnels
Royal Naval barracks, 1897–1984
The Chatham naval barracks that suffered a devastating WWI air raid, with tunnels beneath believed to have sheltered survivors.
KNT-08 · Kent
Undisclosed Air Raid Shelter
World War II, Public air raid shelter
Public wartime shelter used to protect the local Kent people. Location Undisclosed to protect it.
KNT-09 · Kent
Dover Docks – Royal Navy Fuel Bunkers
Naval fuel storage
Five vast fuel tanks cut into the cliffs above Dover Docks to keep the Navy's oil supply safe from air attack.
KNT-10 · Kent
Mackeson Brewery Tunnels
Early 20th century - present
Brick-built cellars beneath Hythe that once served the brewery behind Mackeson Stout, still used for storage today.
KNT-11 · Kent
Sittingbourne Air Raid Shelter
World War II, Public air raid shelter
Four separate wartime shelters lying beneath a quiet green space in Sittingbourne, each once holding around fifty people.
KNT-12 · Kent
Soldiers' Home & Durham Hill Air Raid Tunnels
Wartime shelter extension, 1940s
The eastern arm of Dover's Snargate Street shelter network, badly damaged by a direct hit in 1944 and unsafe ever since.
KNT-13 · Kent
Croucher's Tunnels
20th century, chalk-cut storage tunnels
The central section of a three-part chalk tunnel complex behind Snargate Street, Dover - still in occasional working use today.
KNT-14 · Kent
Court's Wine Vaults / Barwick's Caves
Early 19th century, chalk-cut vaults
The western section of Dover's Snargate Street tunnel complex