Shoreham Fort is a coastal fortification located in Shoreham-by-Sea, England. Built between 1857 and 1859, it was designed to protect the Port of Shoreham from potential naval attacks. The fort features a distinctive design with thick walls and a central keep, reflecting the military architecture of the Victorian era. The fort was constructed during a time of heightened concern over potential invasions, particularly from France. Although it was never used in combat, Shoreham Fort has historical significance and is now a scheduled monument, attracting visitors interested in military history and coastal defenses.