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Seaton High Light


Seaton High Light monument - originally built in 1838 as a river navigation light tower - for the Tees Navigation Company. It was formerly located at the Vulcan Materials UK Ltd site in Longhill. In 1995 it was moved to its current location at Jackson's Landing, by Hartlepol Marina, as a monument is to seafarers and fishermen who have lost their lives at sea. The monument is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Hartlepool Marina 1838 Historic Buildings and Monuments in the Borough of Hartlepool Lighthouses
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Seaton High Light Monument
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Former lighthouse, Hartlepool Docks
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The Highlight Monument, Hartlepool
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SEATON HIGH LIGHT - Hartlepool - List Entry
- 'River navigation light tower; 1838, for the Tees Navigation Company. Formerly located at the Vulcan Materials UK Ltd site in Longhill but subsequently moved to its current location at the …
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List number: 1263126
List grade: 2
Grid ref: NZ5152633235
District: Tees Valley

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