NHER 49962 (Monument record) - Possible site of Randell’s Warm Sea Bath, Cromer beach

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Summary

In March 2007, five wooden posts were seen. They may be the remains of the wooden structure of Randell’s Warm Sea Bath built in 1814, or timbers associated with a well on the site, or part of a miniature jetty.

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Civil Parish CROMER, NORTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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March 2007. Exposed by scour, in an area usually covered by sand, northeast of Red Lion Steps.
Five wooden posts, solid condition, maximum 0.24m tall and 0.17m diameter, roughly in two lines forming an ‘L’ shape, dimensions 1.50m north to south by 1.40m east to west. These may be the remains of the wooden structure of Randell’s Warm Sea Bath built in 1814, or timbers associated with a well on the site, or part of a miniature jetty that appears in some of the drawings in (S1). Local opinion is divided.
See (S1).
D.Gurney (NLA), 22 March 2007.

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  • <S1> Newspaper Article: Eastern Daily Press. 2007. Storm reveals reminder of Cromer's past glories. 22 March.

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Jan 15 2018 1:56PM

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