A row of three identical World War 2 section posts can be found along the edge of the Seal Sands nature reserve.
The most northerly is open at both ends, although its view has been blocked by a later bank, internally some concrete shelves remain along the walls.



The central post is similarly blocked by a large bank.


The most southerly post retains its outside views although some attempts have been made to block the doorways.



Due to land reclamation they are now inland, but would have overlooked a much larger Seal Sands during World War 2

A row of three pillboxes surround the western edge of Greatham, they defended RAF Greatham / RAF West Hartlepool.

The central one is easily accessible from a public footpath, while the others can be seen north and south.

The Anti Tank Cubes are adjacent to the pillbox, next to the bridge over the stream.

Group of three large pillboxes at Greatham Creek, situated at the end of a disused railway.


One can be accessed via a hole in the bricked up door.