Ramsey Pier, Isle of Man
Welcome to the Ramsey Pier website.
Here you can find old photos of the pier, as well as keep up to date with the restoration of this superb Victorian landmark. Hey, why not get also involved?
OUR MISSION
To raise money through public subscription and donations, and use volunteered and paid local skills, to repair the pier and bring it back into use.
News Feed
Here at Queen's Pier we have started stripping the old rotten wood off Bay 2.
Unfortunately, we have a rather large amount of wood which we will be unable to recycle back onto the Pier.
We are offering this wood to anyone who would like to make a donation to QPRT.
We hope there will be some very artistic garden benches and tables made from this historic wood.
If this is of interest to you please contact us on 477062 or at qprt@manx.net.
I'll have some please, email sent.
I wonder if my gt grandfather laid any of that wood during it's construction
Are there any large bits Like sleepers
Thanks
oooh, Ruth Bougourd- could you use any of this in the garden?
Bet it burns well 😘🤭
Andre Pedro Midwood could you possibly get a sample of this and bring it to work so I can have a closer look?
I'll buy you a beer.
Joe Wood
Kim Kneen
Jim De Backer get a few pens out of that
There are 36 cast iron grids which sit above the wave breaker/bull rock.
Earlier in the year we sent them away for refurbishment, we have had six returned so far.
So we are just waiting for the remainder, then we can start laying the new planks on bay 1.
As soon as the planks are down we can put in the stanchions and hand rails, and then folks bay 1 will be done!!!
Nice progress report, well done!
Fantastic achievement! Ramsey will have much to thank you all for.
Wow well done everyone. Be proud of yourselves.👏👏👏
Wow very excited. Dream coming true.
Fantastic well done
Well done to you all, you’re all great workers and much appreciated by us all.
👏 well done!
Fantastic effort all round! Do you think it would be possible to open up the bays as they are completed so the public could watch the progress from the finished sections? I know this would probably be a H&S nightmare with lifting ops going on etc but could be another way to raise money by a modest admission charge/donation?
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Here at Queen's Pier we have started stripping the old rotten wood off Bay 2.
Unfortunately, we have a rather large amount of wood which we will be unable to recycle back onto the Pier.
We are offering this wood to anyone who would like to make a donation to QPRT.
We hope there will be some very artistic garden benches and tables made from this historic wood.
If this is of interest to you please contact us on 477062 or at qprt@manx.net.
I'll have some please, email sent.
I wonder if my gt grandfather laid any of that wood during it's construction
Are there any large bits Like sleepers Thanks
oooh, Ruth Bougourd- could you use any of this in the garden?
Bet it burns well 😘🤭
Andre Pedro Midwood could you possibly get a sample of this and bring it to work so I can have a closer look? I'll buy you a beer.
Joe Wood
Kim Kneen
Jim De Backer get a few pens out of that
There are 36 cast iron grids which sit above the wave breaker/bull rock.
Earlier in the year we sent them away for refurbishment, we have had six returned so far.
So we are just waiting for the remainder, then we can start laying the new planks on bay 1.
As soon as the planks are down we can put in the stanchions and hand rails, and then folks bay 1 will be done!!!
Nice progress report, well done!
Fantastic achievement! Ramsey will have much to thank you all for.
Wow well done everyone. Be proud of yourselves.👏👏👏
Wow very excited. Dream coming true.
Fantastic well done
Well done to you all, you’re all great workers and much appreciated by us all.
👏 well done!
Fantastic effort all round! Do you think it would be possible to open up the bays as they are completed so the public could watch the progress from the finished sections? I know this would probably be a H&S nightmare with lifting ops going on etc but could be another way to raise money by a modest admission charge/donation?
