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A martello tower is a small defensive fortress, typically made of stone, used along the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland during the 19th century
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- A short sturdy round masonry fort, especially one constructed at various coastal points in the British Empire during the Napoleonic Wars.
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The martello tower is undergoing vital restoration work.
The evidence of the man at the martello tower freed us from all suspicion.
It is arguable as to whether one should properly call it a Martello Tower.
The Martello Tower is used as an art space.
O visitor facilities improvements underway at carleton martello tower national historic site of canada.
The island is uninhabited and features archaeological remains of two churches and the Martello tower.
The Martello tower and associated fortifications.
Unfortunately we did not walk far enough to see the Martello tower.
It is the only Martello tower to have been built in Australia.
More information can be found on the Martello Tower page.
The Martello tower at Point Clear has been converted into a war museum.
The band performed at two parties in the Martello Tower.
The Martello tower.
She stuck the rocks at the Seapoint Martello tower.
The Martello Tower of Black River is the best preserved one on the island.
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Graffiti on the Martello tower.
A unique quatrefoil Martello Tower stands at the isthmus leading to the Orford Ness shingle spit.
In fact, it was modified to fulfill a coastal defence role as a Martello tower.
The sole remnant of Fort Nugent is a Martello tower still standing on the site.
It is square rather than round, unlike the traditional Martello tower.
The British built a Martello tower on the western coast during the Napoleonic Wars.
The city also took the opportunity to build a large underground reservoir near Martello Tower No. 1.
There are also the remains of the Martello Tower built during the Napoleonic Wars.
Like many of Dublin 's coastal settlements, Portmarnock is home to a Napoleonic Martello tower.
Balbriggan also has a Martello Tower which was built by the British during the Napoleonic Wars.
At the entrance of the House of Parliament, sits the historic Martello Tower.
Guided tours of the island, including the Martello tower are at an additional cost.
The town 's Martello Tower is one landmark that is mentioned.
Attention, gunner of the Martello Tower exhibition.
A Martello tower at Clacton-on-Sea on the east coast of England.
The exhibition on the three levels of Martello Tower 1 reveals the answer to all these.
Genuine historical anecdotes presented inside the mysterious Martello Tower 4!
At the turn of the century, Carleton Martello Tower was an outdated fortification.
Carleton Martello Tower is just one of over 200 defence towers that the British built worldwide.
Situated on a quiet road, only 2 minutes by foot from Martello Tower and beach, this.
Image 2 The Martello tower and associated fortifications.
A WEB 2.0 animation in your classroom, as if you were at the Martello Tower 2.
Early in the 19th century a Martello tower was built, which was later a home for coastguards.
South Walls has a 19th-century Martello tower and is connected to Hoy by the Ayre.
In the late 1790s a Martello Tower was built at each of the three sites.
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