West Pier (ruins)

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West Pier (ruins) is the skeletal remains of a once-grand 19th-century pleasure pier on Brighton’s seafront, now a famous and haunting coastal landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landmark
pier ruins
tourist attraction
closureDate 1975
constructionMaterial iron
steel
fireEventDate March 2003
May 2003
hasAtmosphere haunting
romantic decay
hasCondition ruined
skeletal remains
hasCulturalRole iconic coastal silhouette
subject of paintings and photographs
hasNotableFeature burnt-out superstructure
iron framework
isolated offshore structure
hasViewOf Brighton Palace Pier NERFINISHED
Brighton beach NERFINISHED
i360 observation tower NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Grade I listed structure
isAccessibleBy boat (visually only)
shoreline viewing
isNear i360 observation tower NERFINISHED
isPhotographedFor artistic photography
tourism
isRemnantOf West Pier pleasure pier
isSymbolOf Brighton seafront NERFINISHED
Victorian seaside heritage
isVisibleFrom Brighton Palace Pier NERFINISHED
Brighton beach NERFINISHED
locatedIn Brighton NERFINISHED
Brighton and Hove NERFINISHED
East Sussex
England
United Kingdom
locatedOn Brighton seafront NERFINISHED
English Channel
managedBy West Pier Trust NERFINISHED
originalArchitect Eugenius Birch NERFINISHED
originalConstructionStart 1863
originalOpeningDate 1866
originalPurpose pleasure pier
seaside entertainment
partOf West Pier NERFINISHED
safetyStatus closed to the public
sufferedEvent fire
storm damage
structural collapse

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Brighton i360 locatedNear West Pier (ruins)