| Record added | 24/4/2001 |
| Post Name | KEIGHLEY |
| OS Grid Reference | SE03664237 |
| County | Yorkshire |
| Date opened | May 1962 |
| Date closed | September 1991 |
| Location | On a low mound on the North side of Black Hill Lane |
| Description | OPEN The wooden fencing lies in a pile nearby and there is also a disused telegraph pole. Concrete steps lead up the mound. All surface features remain intact. At present the hatch is open but it has, in the past, been secured with a stout hinged iron bar which has now been cut through. Internally there is much remaining including 2 chairs, the cupboard a non- standard long table and some wooden shelving. Other items are a long 360 degree panoramic photograph of the surrounding area taken from the post. 2 cluster maps, broom, Jerry can, fire blanket in its box, rope, net, 4 pairs of Wellington Boots, dustpan/brush and cleaning materials. |
| Remaining Surface Structures |
A basic aircraft post consisting of railings stands at the south east corner of the mound. The upright poles are leaning over and the horizontal poles are lying on the ground. |
| Date of Visit | 26.5.2000 |
| Future Actions |
Photo by Nick Catford
Photo by Nick Catford
Photo by Nick Catford