The Pilbox Study Group note the presence of a Second World War roadblock on Salisbury Road at its crossing under the Weymouth to London Waterloo railway line. The block is listed on a map of the defences associated with the Christchurch Anti-Tank Island reproduced by M A Edgington, and was presumably intended to control a north-south access point across the railway line, which is embanked at this point.
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Unpublished document: Thompson, S. 2020. Pillbox Study Group: Defence of Britain Project sites not in the Dorset Historic Environment Record. e48098.
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Monograph: Edgington M A. 2013. Bournemouth and the Second World War.
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SZ 17100 93900 (point)
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SZ19SE
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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
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Oct 8 2020 11:47AM
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