Latitude: 51.3272 / 51°19'37"N
Longitude: 1.4021 / 1°24'7"E
OS Eastings: 637113
OS Northings: 164172
OS Grid: TR371641
Mapcode National: GBR X0L.M9M
Mapcode Global: VHMCW.8W2Y
Plus Code: 9F338CG2+VR
Entry Name: The Lido, boating pond and retaining walls.
Listing Date: 4 February 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1057651
English Heritage Legacy ID: 171976
ID on this website: 101057651
Location: Pegwell, Thanet, Kent, CT11
County: Kent
District: Thanet
Town: Thanet
Civil Parish: Ramsgate
Built-Up Area: Ramsgate
Traditional County: Kent
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Kent
Tagged with: Building
This list entry was subject to a Minor Enhancement on 5 March 2024 to amend name of architect and date of construction, to add two references to Selected sources and to reformat the text to current standards
TR 3764 SW
17/340
RAMSGATE
ROYAL ESPLANADE (south side) The Lido, boating pond and retaining walls.
GV
II
Bandstand and terraces, now boating pool and Leisure Park.1928-29 by Basil C. Deacon of Franklin and Deacon of Luton. Rendered brick, low retaining wall to roadside, with flights of stairs and side walls and central semi-circular flight all leading to terrace, with central boating pond with fountain, the retaining wall with cast iron lamp standards. This circular enclosure was originally a dance floor with central bandstand until converted after World War II. A bronze plaque on the lower boundary wall records the opening of the Royal Esplanade and undercliff by the Prince of Wales, 1926. Flanked by sun- shelters and cafe (see separate items).
Listing NGR: TR3711364172
This list entry was subject to a Minor Enhancement on 5 March 2024 to amend name of architect and date of construction, to add two references to Selected sources and to reformat the text to current standards
TR 3764 SW
17/340
RAMSGATE
ROYAL ESPLANADE (south side)
The Lido, boating pond and retaining walls.
GV
II
Bandstand and terraces, now boating pool and Leisure Park.1928-29 by Basil C. Deacon of Franklin and Deacon of Luton. Rendered brick, low retaining wall to roadside, with flights of stairs and side walls and central semi-circular flight all leading to terrace, with central boating pond with fountain, the retaining wall with cast iron lamp standards. This circular enclosure was originally a dance floor with central bandstand until converted after World War II. A bronze plaque on the lower boundary wall records the opening of the Royal Esplanade and undercliff by the Prince of Wales, 1926. Flanked by sun- shelters and cafe (see separate items).
Listing NGR: TR3711364172
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