Clifford's Fort blue plaque

This blue commemorative plaque records: Clifford's Fort. Completed in 1672 and named after Lord Clifford of Cabal, this fort was first armed with 20 x 20 pdr and ten x 10 pdr cannons. Commanded by Governor of Tynemouth Castle until 1839. Headquarters of Tyne Division Royal Engineers (Volunteers) Submarine Miners 1888-1928. Recorded plaque organisation: North Tyneside Council.

Clifford's Fort, completed in 1672 and named after Lord Clifford of Cabal, served as a strategic defensive structure on the River Tyne, later becoming headquarters for the Tyne Division Royal Engineers (Volunteers) Submarine Miners from 1888 to 1928.