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The far end of the	pier had a building used for dancing, and later as a
the Leeds and Liverpool Canal extension to the	Pier Head.
en the Albany Basin was constructed in 1825 the	pier separating the basin from the Hudson River was
Awards at the festival include End Of The	Pier International Film Festival Grand Prix, Best UK
Clock drive mechanism in the	pier of the german equatorial mount for the 8-inch r
costs and technical difficulties of keeping the	pier at the original site.
The	pier has one kai-to route travelling between Aberdee
The	pier was named after Sir Henry Arthur Blake, the twe
This additional length now allows the	pier to accommodate visits by Britain's only survivi
She was taken from the	pier into the bay to avoid the resultant fire and wa
The	pier is operated by Star Ferry, and provides ferry s
om the NY&NH main line south in Stamford to the	pier at the Pine Island Steamboat Landing was opened
ine USS Baltimore (SSN-704) (top) is across the	pier.
at they control the waters in which part of the	pier would be situated.
Improvement works on the	pier was completed in 2007.
When viewed from the air, the	pier configuration resembles the number 41.
ru No. 7 and an auxiliary boiler located on the	pier.
It has a large bus terminus outside the	pier.
To the north is the Shannon Estuary and the	pier of Meenogahane.
The	pier is near the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition
In 1946 the	pier and adjoining beach were deeded over from the c
The	pier was created in the late 1950s following a major
The paddle steamer Waverley first visited the	pier to take on passengers in 1886.
The main coast road at Kilcummin leading to the	pier and the old church ruin of St Cummin
Steinhardt's "On the	Pier at Key West" sings a real man and woman who "Me
During the 1920s the	pier was modernised and finally cut in half during t
arcade were constructed at the shore end of the	pier.
Construction of the	pier began in March 1888, and it was opened by Lord
By this point, the	pier had long since ceased to have any nautical use,
The	pier was started on 5 August 1818 and convict labour
h repaired and used for a further 16 years, the	pier was eventually replaced in 1876 at that time th
In 1858 the	Pier was opened below bathhouse however this was sev
I see the Lanterna, the Cava , and there the	pier...
Various historical ships are anchored to the	pier, some available for self-guided or docent-led t
th the frothy music hall number 'The End of the	Pier' to lighten the mood.
aravan Palace, Santigold, MSTRKRFT, Late of the	Pier, Who Made Who, Popof, Audion, De Jeugd Van Tege
and Kwun Tong in Sai Wan Ho are provided at the	pier along Tai On Street.
There is a bus terminus outside the	pier.
Nickley" being rescued by from the river by the	pier master, and later discharging himself from hosp
A new addition to the	pier is a pirate-themed crazy golf course situated b
Bike hire is available at the	pier, and on Mull.
The PLA use the	pier as a base for their Driftwood craft and upper r
, became stranded on the sandbar created by the	pier.
rcross; beyond Starcross railway station is the	pier for the Exmouth to Starcross Ferry and the old
g approvingly), but in the process, part of the	pier becomes detached and floats away.
Today, the	pier is part of the San Francisco Maritime National
In 1882 davits were installed on the	pier which allowed the town's first Royal National L
pent the first six months of 1944 moored to the	pier at Narsarssuak, Greenland, awaiting repairs to
Basin were filled in to create what is now the	Pier Head, to provide one central place for Liverpoo
He and Tang walk towards the	pier, where they meet Yang and her friend, who are a
“The Pavilion On The	Pier,” “Midsummer Night's Dream,” 479-81.
The land where the Bait house of the	pier once stood, is now permanently submerged.
omated beacon and fog signal were placed on the	pier.
l by boat, the entire family saw him off at the	pier.
Any ships can freely park at the	pier.
The opening of the Cliff Lift allowed the	pier company to undertake an extension to that struc
nightlife areas: Dusk Nightclub, Level 3 at the	Pier, and Toga.
The	pier is served by boats operated by Westminster Pass
The	pier is surmounted by a granite dwelling one story a
the mouse in a fish net and plops him onto the	pier, waking Jerry up with a start.
From the outset, the fate of the	pier has been intimately linked with the central rec
its completion is also served as a flat for the	Pier Master.
The	pier is also used by external companies to moor at a
ntestants launch themselves from the end of the	pier; a prize being awarded to the one who glides th
ered his remains were left at the bottom of the	pier.
The	pier was operated in 1933, providing berths for the
Finally, he is reunited with his wife on the	pier.
at Caesars is located on the right side of the	Pier Shops at Caesars, just in front of the casino.
1920s-style music, to reflect the theme of the	Pier.
s Dock were filled in to create what is now the	Pier Head, to provide one central place for Liverpoo
The	pier has been rebuilt and altered by storms and rede
The eleven crew members jumped onto the	pier to safety.
It is also known in English as The Jetty or The	Pier.
The	pier was designed by Craig & Madill with various str
The	pier interrupts what would otherwise have been a rib
The	pier was destroyed by fire in 1963, and the site lat
missile cruiser USS Chosin (CG 65) towards the	pier in preparation for mooring at Pearl Harbor, Haw
All eleven crew jumped from the ship onto the	pier and were saved.
villages, the importance of the station and the	pier declined quickly.
The	pier was built in 1957 in a modern functionalist sty
In 1960s, the	pier had its bus terminus, with KMB routes 2B, 11C,
Furthermore the ward contains the	Pier Head and the two larger universities; the Unive
(46 ft) and the landing stage at the end of the	pier has several levels to allow boats to dock at al
rides from the top of Third all the way to the	pier - a couple hundred yards.
By 1985, the	Pier 1 chain grew to 265 stores, with the management
The	pier is close to Tower Bridge and is situated immedi
The	pier is used by river bus services from Embankment t
Looking down the	pier on Brier Island, 2003
It was first built in 1889 and moved when the	pier was extended in the early twentieth century.
Asheville was tied up to the	pier, just aft, of USS The Sullivans.
it became a branch line of the GWR to serve the	pier and dock at Portishead, from which Brunel's ste
The	pier and lower promenade were built six years later.
The fishing is described as excellent at the	pier.
In 1920 the	pier was again damaged by ice, and four years later
View of the Bournemouth Regatta 2001 from the	pier.
There is a commuter service operated from the	pier by Thames Executive Charters.
The cat gets a bite and gets pulled off the	pier and onto a pillar, while the sleeping mouse nib
d there is also a mobile library service at the	Pier Head, Blackrock, on Thursdays.
The Port of Liverpool Building at the	Pier Head.
The wind fanned the flames along the	pier and over to the ships.
horpes Borough Council assumed ownership of the	pier in 1936, the year that the resort gained boroug
Prior to being located at the	Pier Head, the monument had been exhibited at the Ro
One view from the	Pier Restaurant looking toward the shore.
Most recently, on September 18, 2003, the	pier was destroyed by the high winds and surging tid
fter suffering slight storm damage in 1900, the	pier was struck by the china clay vessel SS Ovenbeg
He joined with the original builder of the	pier, sea captain James H. Jacobs, to improve and en
and Edwardian photos of the town including the	pier and railway.
mpleted in 1930 enabling the full length of the	pier to open.
n May 31, 1952, over 25,000 visitors walked the	pier during the first month.
the latter, as no dwelling was provided on the	pier.
Reconstruction of the	pier began in February 1992.
, 1870, some 14 months after the opening of the	pier, it was approached from the town by a narrow wa
iver Mersey from its waterfront location on the	Pier Head and forms one of the 'Three Graces' along
The	pier is now reclaimed and the HSBC Centre now stands
A Crown River Cruise boat leaving the	pier
ore in the same vicinity of those served by the	pier tramway, but the two lines were never connected
t of London Authority (PLA) which took over the	pier and adjoining Unity House from the Environment
The	Pier nightclub reopened to the public on 27 November
The club moved to its present location when the	pier was demolished in 1961.
30s, latterly being used to carry fish from the	pier to a fish store built alongside the line around
Railway operations onto the	pier ceased in 1888 although the pier continued in u
Boats were stored on shore at the	pier, or on moorings in the Mersey.
and event center was recently completed on the	pier in late 2010.
The	pier has three pavilions, storage area for schooner
ontinued in the roadway which extended into the	Pier Head from James Street.
ridge was a hazard because of the length of the	pier, the angle of the bridge, and the swift current
The	pier is accessible to visitors in wheelchairs, a fea
The most striking feature of the	pier is its 87metre long, 160tonne, bowstring cantin
The	pier started operation in 1956 and was the first per
1998 to 2003, Nairne was a Board Member of the	Pier Arts Centre in Stromness, Orkney.
The	pier is next to the Royal Pier Hotel; the beach in f
al link was completed in December 2008 with the	Pier Head section finished earlier in September.
hed the likes of Cage The Elephant, Late of the	Pier and Friendly Fires who are all now extremely po
The Toll House on the	pier and the adjacent Royal Pier Hotel were both des
The	pier is at the eastern end of Greenland Dock in the
yes, the bridge was to some extent a dam as the	pier bases were extremely wide.
In the early years the	pier consisted of glass-screened shelters and a band
The	Pier is located at the right of the Fisherman's Whar
Built in 1913, the	pier has a long history of servicing passenger vesse
As a result of the extra investment, the	pier became a Grade II listed building in 1974.
The	pier was later used as a terminal for tourists and d
For the	pier of the same name in Weston-super-Mare, see Gran
The eighth End of the	Pier International Film Festival takes place from 23
End Of The	Pier International Film Festival Grand Prix: 'Clamp
Since the closure of the	Pier Head's Princes Landing Stage, the remaining doc
End Of The	Pier International Film Festival Grand Prix: 'The Co
xstowe)some camping coaches were located at the	pier station in the late 1950s.
A thriving colony of sea oats adorns the	pier at Commercial Beach in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
or of London laid the first foundations for the	pier.
d The Whip, The Ghost Frequency and Late of the	Pier.
The	Pier Tram
The service ceased to exist and the	pier freed for public use thereafter.
A few steps south of the	Pier volleyball courts is the International Chess Pa
seeing the teenagers caught in the storm on the	pier while one of the boys was swept over the side b
hing from Birling Gap in the west to almost the	pier in the east; it encompasses the famous cliffs o
The	pier was constructed at the same time as the current
The	pier connected with the Furness Railway line to Kirk
The	pier is owned and operated by Livett's Launches and
Purchased by the council in 1938, the	pier like others was sectioned during World War Two,
This shows the separate connection to the	pier where trains used to board ferries.
ton, McManus, and Hockney attack the men at the	pier, killing most of them.
and terrible sounds are coming from beneath the	pier, and the dead are unusually ambulatory.
wanted to restore the Victorian heritage of the	pier and re-instate the pier's tram.
nd his bodyguard (or "minder") walking down the	pier.
Half way along the	Pier on the Bay side is an Royal National Lifeboat I
She caught fire at the	pier in Onekama and was cast adrift, burning like a
In 1888 the	pier was upgraded with the width increased to 30ft (
referring to a red beacon which shone over the	pier at night as a warning to ships.
The first generation of the	pier was built in 1900 the end of Pedder Street for
The	pier would also allow for steamer ships to dock alon
By August 1868 600 feet (183 m) of the	pier had been built and the completed pier was opene
red to its original condition, and standing the	pier next to Murray House, Stanley, Hong Kong.
owed the unrestrained and rapid movement of the	pier.
The	pier entrance
In 1893 the	pier head was replaced in cast iron with a new timbe
The top structure of the	pier was later transferred to the open-air oval thea
ouse restaurant, Edgewater Grill, Buster's, the	Pier Cafe, Anthony's Fish Grotto, and more as you wa
s could be emptied of water and the rest of the	pier was constructed.
After the opening of the	Pier in 1870, the line was extended with an addition
w looks very much the same as it did before the	pier was extended.
View of the	pier
The	pier is about ten minutes walk from Tower Hill tube
The	pier is close to Star House, Ocean Terminal, Hong Ko
The	pier is about a mile from Canada Water tube station
in 1905 a new one was built, halfway along the	pier, and also a cafeteria and shops at the entry fr
He designed the elegant facade of the	pier, and the Chief Architect, Michael Wright, added
Company (AMECO) gained a licence to operate the	pier from 1 October 1937.
The	Pier complex is owned and operated by the Bollom fam
On the island's coastline at the	pier side, there are over 60 different species of co
nsuccessfully to move the submarine back to the	pier before the second half of the storm.
r of the decision and the crowd surged onto the	pier where the Dayton was tied, causing concern over
USS Greer County (LST-799) on the	pier at Inchon, South Korea in 1950, the result of m
The	pier takes its name from the original RNLI lifeboat
erving the south of the city, and adjoining the	Pier Head bus terminus serving the north.
In 1986 the	pier was purchased by Sandown Pier Ltd with the prov
uilding, and it became physically joined to the	Pier Head.
The Five Flag Poles between the	pier and Star House are a popular meeting place.
The	pier was later relocated to Ferry Point near Kwun Ch
es rolling into a seaport and stopping near the	pier where the Soviet cargo ship Nezjin is anchored.
The End of the	Pier International Film Festival is a not-for profit

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