The tall sculpture at the
north end of the upper promenade
The sculpture is at the
top of the pathway down to the lower promenade and the beach. It is only
about 50 yards south of the Vane Tempest Sculpture which can just be seen
in the distance. The view looks northward. Visible in the picture
is one of the pavement plaques which make up the "Time Line" described
on the Seaham Hall Beach Car Park sculpture.
A view of a mid-section
of the Upper Promenade
Several features with
were introduced during the regeneration works can be seen in the picture
including:
-
new style street lamps
-
bollards
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new seating which offers
views of both the seafront and the beach
-
new railings
-
new paving
View from the southern
end of the Upper Promenade looking north
Former Barclays Bank at north
end of the Upper Promenade.
The wall to the left of
the old Bank at the western end of Bath Terrace has been completely re-built
and enhances the approach to the promenade.
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