Dover Castle is a medieval castle in Dover, Kent, England and is Grade I listed. It was founded in the 11th century and has been described as the "Key to England" due to its defensive …

The Moat’s Bulwark was built by Henry VIII as part of artillery fortifications intended less as a strengthening of the castle than as protection for the newly enlarged harbour.

The Moat’s Bulwark was built by Henry VIII as part of artillery fortifications intended less as a strengthening of the castle than as protection for the newly enlarged harbour.

Moats Bulwark was a fort constructed by Henry VIII in 1539 to protect the port of Dover from French or Spanish attack. It was a small, earthwork and timber gun platform, designed to hold …

Although modified in later periods, Moat's Bulwark is the only remaining example of the three batteries known to have been built at Dover during this period, and as a smaller battery rather …

In around 1540 Henry VIII built three artillery fortifications at Dover to protect the newly constructed harbour. One of these, Moats's Bulwark, was situated at the foot of the cliff …

Moats Bulwark was constructed between 1539 and 1541 under Henry VIII to further strengthen the area outer defences of the Castle. The bulwark is located at the base of the cliffs on the far...

Dec 14, 2017 · beneath the castle built between the 13th and 20th centuries and a 16th century gun battery called Moat's Bulwark at the base of the cliff. The remains of the castle and the …

Over eight days he strengthened the existing earthwork defences to construct a motte and bailey design, cutting through the church’s cemetery in the process. With only eight days work, the …

Although modified in later periods, Moat's Bulwark is the only remaining example of the three batteries known to have been built at Dover during this period, and as a smaller battery rather …