Locations
Acoustic mirrors are known to have been built at:-
- Denge
- Abbot’s Cliff Kent at OS grid reference TR27083867
- Boulby Yorkshire
- Dover Kent, at Fan Bay OS grid reference TR352428.
- Hartlepool in the Clavering area
- Hythe, Kent
- Malta Five sound mirrors were planned for Malta, serialled alphabetically, but only the Magħtab wall is known to have been built:
- A. Magħtab (colloquially Il Widna - The Ear)
- B. Zonkor
- C. Ta Karach
- D. Ta Zura
- E. Tal Merhla
- Joss Gap, Kent
- Kilnsea
- The Brickyard (NC State) North Carolina State University campus
- Redcar
- Romney Marsh - a series of horizontal discs.
- Seaham
- Selsey - converted into a residence.
- Sunderland, at Namey Hill (OS grid reference NZ38945960)
- Warden Point, Isle of Sheppey - The Warden Point mirror, sited on a cliff-top, fell onto the beach below ca 1978-9.
- Pennypot - Royal Military Canal - A civilian installation for entertainment.
- Wat Tyler country park - Modern sculpture in the form of functional sonic mirrors.
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