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| Description | 19th century image of Herne Bay, created just after 1837, showing the first wooden Herne Bay pier, built 1832 by Thomas Rhodes, assistant to Thomas Telford. In the background is the Clock Tower, built 1837. |
| Date | between 1837 and 1840 |
| Source | Bundock, Mike (February 2011). Victorian Herne Bay. Herne Bay Past 6. Herne Bay: Pierhead Publications. ISBN 9781904661160. Page 26. |
| Author | Anonymous |
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