1958 Skegness local news
Going . . . going … wait for it . . . bump !
That’s another landmark gone!
—not one that Hitler knocked about a bit, but it’s a ruin now.
This wartime observation post at Jackson’s Corner, Ingoldmells, was demolished on Saturday by Messrs. Greetham, Skegness.
During the war an adjacent gun and searchlight battery were controlled from the post.
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