Portobello Pier is, of course, long gone. Demolished over one hundred years ago in fact. Nothing now remains of the structure, but just for fun I took a few pics (and had my ice cream) from roughly the spot where it would have stood.
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1900s map showing the position of the pier, sitting in line with Regent Street. |
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Portobello pier would have been here - (Yes, I know this is just some sky, sea and sand now). |
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Looking back from the beach to where the pier would have begun. The old buildings here are the ones on Straiton Place in the old OS map above. |
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From an information board on the promenade. |
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A pic of Portobello Pier taken around 1900 |
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