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A Grade II-listed Dorset pier has been chosen as Pier of the Year.
In 1999 the National Piers Society awarded Clevedon Pier the title of Pier of the Year, and it also won a Civic Trust Award.
"We always visited the pier, of course.
(At James Lick's request, his remains were interred under the support pier of the refractor when it was installed).
A short walk north is the 2016 pier of the year – as voted by the National Piers Society.
The society opened the chunky Georgian-style building, opposite the pier of the Cunard Line, in 1908.
The organisation has just officially named Saltburn pier, the last surviving one in Yorkshire, its pier of the year.
In a concession to tradition, it is still composed according to classical rules with the central point indicated by the raised wooden pier of the lock.
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