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Mumbles Battery is a battery on the north coast of the Bristol Channel overlooking Swansea. It was built around the base of the Mumbles Lighthouse. It is one of the many Palmerston Forts built in response to a perceived French invasion, and was designed to protect Swansea Bay. Construction of the battery began in 1859 and was completed by 1861 at a cost of £8,760. The battery was declared surplus to requirements in 1956 upon the dissolution of the UK’s coast artillery. The guns were dismounted and the battery disposed of.