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What is recorded here

Dressed limestone harbour, built 1822, with dressed limestone retaining walls having dressed limestone paving with metal railings to top. Cast-iron cranes to water's edge with cast-iron cogs and arms on square-profile supports with circular bases. Maker's marks in relief.

Well executed quay displays finely crafted stone, its survival is a testament to the skill involved in its construction. Forms a group with the storehouses and is an important part of the heritage of Haulbowline Island. Cranes to site are an interesting feature, which would have been important in unloading vessels.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.