Hampshire Treasures

Volume 12 ( Gosport)

Description and Date	Remarks	Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Bridge	On former course of River Alver which was diverted c.1860. May have been built by the Board of Ordnance for their brickworks c.1790. Ref: Portsmouth Paper 30 pp.43, 65.		SZ 591 987 1004 76
Gun Battery	Stokes Bay Lines No 2 Battery. Raised platform with two emplacements facing sea. Enclosed casermates for three guns. (one embrasure missing) firing E.S.E. along former moat. Casemates for four guns with earth banks in front and open at rear, firing W.N.W. SMR 8. Ref: Portsmouth Papers 30 pp.62, 63.	P(LB&CA) Act	SZ 586 989 1001 03
Gun Battery	Stokes Bay Lines No 1 Battery. South east part of former battery. Parapet ending with brick wall where road to Browndown curving south from present alignment formerly cut it. Tunnel which led south to entrenchment behind Stokes Bay Lines moat. SMR 7. Ref: Portsmouth Papers 30 pp.62, 63.	P(LB&CA) Act	SZ 587 989 1001 02

Pier (site of)	Pier built by the Board of Ordnance for their brickworks c. 1790. Ref: Portsmouth Paper 30 p. 65.		SZ 591 986 1004 75

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