Morpeth, Northumberland World War 2 Loopholed Wall Anti-Invasion Defences.
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| At Morpeth this loopholed wall still covers the Telford Bridge which was in 1940 the old A1 main road from Scotland. NZ 201 858 |
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| A side view of the loophole. |
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| This shows the field of fire from the wall. It formed part of the Northern Command: River Wansbeck Stop Line - The line runs from the coast inland along the River Wansbeck and was developed as a demolition belt. (Photos Dave Brown) |
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