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Seahouses
Postcard
of Seahouses harbour and jetties
Tynemouth
Tynemouth
Pier is the northern breakwater of the River Tyne
Postcard
of Tynemouth Pier
South Shields
South
Shields Pier is the southern breakwater of the River Tyne
Postcard
of South Shields Pier
Sunderland - Roker Pier
Roker
Pier is the northern breakwater for the River Wear
Postcard
of Roker Pier
Postcard
of Roker Pier
Redcar
Redcar Pier Association
The Redcar Pier Association has been set up to
build a new pier at Redcar:-
www.facebook.com/RedcarPierAssociation
Aims of the Redcar
Pier Association from their
facebook page:-
The Redcar Pier Association is a
newly formed, totally non political group who would like to see a
traditional pier in Redcar once more. We firmly believe that a
traditional pier along side the other investments already being made in
the town, (The Vertical Pier, The Hub, the new sea walls etc) would not
only add more value and attraction to visitors and residents a like, but
that it would compliment these improvements, bringing more tourists and
trade to the town and demonstrating a new belief and vision for the
town.
We would like a new pier to appeal to as many
groups as possible, a pier that can also provide jobs and business
opportunities for local people not just in the summer months but all
year round, We would like it to be a place of inspiration to both young
and old, a place of culture, Arts, History, Nature, Education and
Entertainment - a place to meet old friends or make new ones, a place to
remember and come back to.
Obviously we realise
that the council hasn't got a bottomless pit of money and that times are
hard, so we have decided that it should be a people’s pier with money
raised by local people and through available grants or company
sponsorships etc.
We believe it should be a pier fit for the
21st Century using modern materials and design to put Redcar back on the
map as the place to visit! What the Falkirk Wheel has achieved in
technical excellence and design in boat lifts we could achieve by
setting the benchmark for a new generation of piers worldwide!
Postcard
of Redcar Pier
Postcard
of Redcar Pier
Postcard
of Redcar Pier
Postcard
of Redcar Pier - variation on the card above
Postcard
of Redcar Pier
Postcard
of Redcar beach with the pier
Postcard
of the view from Redcar Pier
Postcard
of Redcar lifeboat
Saltburn
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier
Postcard
of Saltburn Pier and cliff lift
Scarborough North Bay
Postcard
of Scarborough North Bay with the pier
Scarborough Harbour
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer Bilsdale
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer Scarborough
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer Cambria
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer Bilsdale
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer Cambria
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour, lighthouse and paddle steamer, posted
1906
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour
Postcard
of Scarborough harbour
Bridlington Harbour
Postcard
of Bridlington harbour
Postcard
of Bridlington harbour
Postcard
of Bridlington harbour, with paddle steamer
Postcard
of Bridlington harbour
Hull
Postcard
of Hull Pier
Postcard
of Hull Pier
New Holland
To be added
Withernsea
Postcard of the entrance towers to Withernsea
pier head
Cleethorpes
Postcard
of Cleethorpes Pier
Skegness
Postcard
of Skegness Pier
Postcard
of Skegness Pier
Postcard
of Skegness Pier with sailing excursion boat Sunbeam
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