The East Outworks of Fort Burgoyne

Fort Burgoyne was constructed in the 1860s as a result of the Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom.
Originally the fort was called Castle Hill Fort but was renamed after the 19th Century General; John Fox-Burgoyne, who was Inspector-General of Fortifications.
The fort was built on a polygonal model with two flanking wing batteries, the East and West Outworks.
The Fort was upgraded and adapted during both World Wars and remained under military ownership until 2006.
Photos can be found here: www.kentexplorehistory.com/po...

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This is a very interesting place. I like the arched doorways. Thanks for this! Be safe out there!

[@Wolfsschanze99]

Amazing old place