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Brazen Ward
Brazen Ward is the best preserved remains of an early gun battery on Lundy but its date is uncertain. It is often assumed to date from the Civil War but excavations by the Lundy Field Society in 1967 recovered pottery which appeared to be earlier and suggested an Elizabethan date. The remains comprise a heavily-built rectangular building with a wall leading to the south where there are further, more fragmentary remains. There are numerous other earthen platforms around the island and 18th-century sources speak of the remains of about 40. One is visible across the bay from Brazen Ward when the vegetation is low.
Anti-aircraft trench
Battery Point
Beacon Hill
Brazen Ward
Brick Field
Halfway Wall
John O'Groat's House
Mangonel Battery
Millcombe
Montagu Steps
MV Kaaksburg
Pondsbury
Punchbowl Valley
Quarry Cottages
Hospital
Quarter Wall
Rocket Pole
Church
Castle
The Devil's Limekiln
The Devil's Slide
The Earthquake
Landing Bay
North Light
Old Light
The Pyramid
Quarries
South Light
Village
Tibbetts