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Join me as I explore Fort Nelson, a Grade I listed Victorian fortress overlooking Portsmouth Harbour. Built between 1860 and 1867 as part of the Palmerston Forts to defend against potential French invasion, Fort Nelson now houses the Royal Armouries' national collection of artillery, featuring over 700 pieces spanning 600 years of history In this video, I delve into the Artillery Hall, home to the imposing 18-inch Railway Howitzer, a British 1918 super-heavy artillery piece I also explore the underground tunnels, kitchen, and barracks, offering a glimpse into the daily life of the soldiers who once manned the fort 📖 Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction to Fort Nelson 00:10 – Exterior and Surroundings 02:57 - History of Fort Nelson 04:39 - D-Day Exhibition 08:27 – Visiting the Kitchen and Barracks 10:00 - Story of Artillery 21:20 - Parade Ground 31:05 – Entering the Artillery Hall 40:57 - Guard Room and Cells 43:58 – Exploring the Underground Tunnels 49:29 - North Mortar Battery ✨ Perfect for enthusiasts of military history, Victorian architecture, and heritage preservation, this video offers an immersive look into one of the UK's most significant historical sites. #FortNelson #RoyalArmouries #VictorianFortress #ArtilleryMuseum #MilitaryHistory #HeritagePreservation #PortsmouthHarbour #UndergroundTunnels #BritishArtillery #HistoricMilitarySites