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Construction start | 1800 |
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James Barry around 1800 constructed a small parade opposite his Marine Library at the end of George Street. This was extended five years later with Barry raising much of the needed cash for the construction. Storms in 1812 provided a reason to re-build and further expansion of the parade, again with Barry at the forefront.[1].
1963 Explosion
In 1963 a gas explosion resulted in damage to Milos Restaurant and a number of other properties with 35 injuries.
2014 Fire
On the night of the 25th of May 2014, a fire engulfed numbers 1 & 2, gutting the former building requiring demolition and rebuilding during 2017[2], the building being utilised both pre and post fire as a HMO.
Images
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Page194-Barrys Library - c1791 - Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Marine-Parade-Hastings.- -From-a-drawing-by-W-G-Moss.-c1810.-1
Marine Parade and Baths - 1812 - Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Marine Parade - Library - West Fort - 1817 - Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Marine Parade and Bathing Machines 1823
Page193-Marine Parade - 1824 -Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Sketch-of-Marine-Parade.-1825.
Marine Parade Pelham Place c1830
Marine Parade and Pelham Place c1840
Hastings from the sea c1842
The-remains-of-an-old-breakwater-now-under-the-boating-lake.-1875.
Marine-ParadeSturdee-Place.-1888.
The West Hill from the East Hill c1904
March-23rd-1913.-A-damaged-parade-after-a-heavy-storm.
Page193- Barrys Library - 1920 - Hastings of Bygone Days and the Present
Procession of The Witness 1928
Marine-Boating-Lake.-1934.
East Parade and Marine Parade from East Hill c1960
Trench work following 1963 explosion
Winchester Cafe and George Street following Milo's Gas Explosion 1963
Marine Parade Boating Lake c2007
Marine Parade Fire 25 May 2014
2016 AP Hastings and St Leonards Angling Association
Features in Marine Parade
References & Notes