ROKER PIER AND LIGHTHOUSE WITH RAILINGS, LAMP STANDARDS AND PART OF PROMENADE - List Entry
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Description
"Pier and lighthouse with lamp standards and railings; short continuation of structure along promenade. 1885-1903. First recommendations by Sir John Coode 1876, amended by River Wear Commission engineer Henry Hay Wake in 1882. Rubble and cement foundation with red and white granite pier and lighthouse; cast-iron railings. Curved plan pier approx 900 metres long, extending from parapet approx 100 metres to N along promenade and from wall in quadrant curve to S. Rock-faced battered red pier walls with ashlar coping of large white granite blocks extend northwards from pier to round-coped parapet on promenade, with railings linking higher sections...." -
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