What is recorded here
The Citadel in Dover was built by the British Army in the 19th century as a military fortress to strengthen coastal defenses. It is important as a historical example of military architecture and remains a notable landmark in Dover's strategic history.
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- Operator
- Dover Citadel Ltd
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