Coalhouse Fort
Coalhouse Fort, East Tilbury, East Tilbury, Essex, RM188PB
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 | Coalhouse Fort Essex Ghost HuntCoalhouse fort was the site of an artillery battery, although nothing survives of this building.[1] The fort was rebuilt in the 1860s following recommendations by the Royal Commission on the Defence o… | 22 - 23 Jun 2013Coalhouse FortEast TilburyReligious and Spiritual |
 | Coalhouse Fort Ghost HuntCoalhouse fort was the site of an artillery battery, although nothing survives of this building.[1] The fort was rebuilt in the 1860s following recommendations by the Royal Commission on the Defence o… | 19 - 20 Oct 2013Coalhouse FortEast TilburyReligious and Spiritual |
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Coalhouse Fort,
Coalhouse Fort, East Tilbury,
East Tilbury,
Essex,
RM188PB
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