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[edit]DescriptionViewing Platform, Blackpool Tower - geograph.org.uk - 1520527.jpg |
English: Viewing Platform, Blackpool Tower Blackpool Tower dates from 1894 and is a Grade I. listed building. It was commissioned by John Bickerstaff, the Town's famous Mayor, after he visited the Great Paris Exhibition in 1889 and was impressed by the Eiffel Tower. Blackpool Tower rises to 158m (518ft 9 inches) and can be seen from most places within a 30 mile radius.
This photograph, taken from near to the top of the Tower, shows some of its steelwork - in particular, the bars that surround the viewing platforms. The red-painted structural members suggest a continual battle against rust which must flourish in the salty sea air. |
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Source | From geograph.org.uk |
Author | Ian Petticrew |
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