Ramsgate, Royal Pavilion And Harbour 1906
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Opened in June 1904, this elegant structure, sited at one end of the harbour, was designed to cater for pleasure- seekers in all kinds of weather. The upper deck offered the opportunity for a 300-yard stroll around the outside of the main auditorium, while listening to a brass band. Inside, the capacious great hall, 130 feet long by 65 feet, offered a range of other entertainments and was used for plays and concerts. After 1911, a skating rink was added to the facilities. Beneath the building holidaymakers could seek shelter from inclement weather. Beyond the pavilion, the arms of the east and west piers encircling the harbour can be seen, with the latter's lighthouse just visible on the right.
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