Restoration of Herne Bay clock tower, Central Parade

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Restoration of Herne Bay clock tower, Central Parade

Image: © John Baker Taken: 18 Sep 2014

Herne Bay clock tower was built in 1837 and was the first purpose-built clock tower of its type in the world http://www.clocktowerfriends.org/pages/about-us/ There was a board, at the base of the tower, giving the information that, following a successful bid for Heritage Lottery funding by Canterbury City Council, it was hoped that the restoration’s completion would be by October 2014.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.372828
Longitude
1.125902