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A World War Two type 22 pillbox is visible on aerial photographs and appears to survive intact. It has had an external blast wall added to the entrance and is slightly raised on a platform, probably to prevent flooding as it’s right next to a stream.

Metal detector find of blade fragment, probably part of MBA rapier.

A World War Two pillbox with a blast wall protecting the entrance on its western side is visible on aerial photographs and is still extant. Training trenches were visible to the north and south of this pillbox during the Second World War.

A World War Two Type 22 pillbox was visible on aerial photographs on Hollesley Heath within an area of World War Two Searchlight battery (SHER HLY 141).

Bronze palstave with shield pattern with interior central rib decoration.

World War Two type 22 pillbox at Hadleigh

Metal detector find of Rom(?) phallic pendant with incised lines on upper face.

The site of a World War Two type 22 pillbox and slit trenches forming a defended point is visible on aerial photographs. These defences are part of the major anti-tank ditch system (LWT 284) running south from Oulton Broad.

World War II anti-tank obstacle from Hazlewood Marshes to The Fens (c.2.5km), visible as earthworks in 1943 but levelled by 1953.

Worlingham Hall (remodelled c.1800 by F Sandys) & Park. See WGM 004 for decoy pond.