The coastal forts of Henry VIII were to block the way to the enemy fleets. Yet many ended up under the waves, disassembled stone to stone. The castle of Sandown, however, did not really disappear, it slipped into other buildings of Kent.
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The coastal forts of Henry VIII were to block the way to the enemy fleets. Yet many ended up under the waves, disassembled stone to stone. The castle of Sandown, however, did not really disappear, it slipped into other buildings of Kent.