
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Lifeboat Station stands on the site of Tenby's Royal Victoria Pier. The Pier was used from 1897 and was demolished in 1953.
Royal Victoria Pier served as a significant maritime structure in Tenby from 1897 until its demolition in 1953, facilitating passenger and goods transportation and contributing to the town's economic activities.
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Places near here
Tenby New Lifeboat StationLifeboat Station · 15 yd
Old Coastguard House; Castle Hillhouse, TenbyDwelling · 63 yd
Prince Consort Memorial; Prince Albert Memorial, TenbyCommemorative Monument · 80 yd
Albert MemorialMemorial · 83 yd
Tenby CastleCastle · 98 yd
Tenby Museum & Art GalleryMuseum · 105 yd
Castle BeachBeach / strand · 226 yd
St Julians House, Bridge StreetRecorded historic place · 251 yd
Harbour BeachBeach / strand · 258 yd
East Rock HouseMemorial · 287 yd
St Catherine's IslandIslet · 301 yd
St Catherine's FortCastle · 330 ydOther information
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