Built in 1869, it quickly became a popular destination for Victorian holidaymakers, offering a haven of entertainment and amusement. Over the years, the pier has witnessed countless changes, from the paddle steamers that once plied the waters to the more recent addition of the Glass Box restaurant and the Pagoda. Today, Clevedon Pier stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of seaside architecture and the power of photography to capture the essence of a place and a time. Its graceful lines and maritime setting have inspired photographers from all over the world, making it a true photographic icon.
