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Madeira Walk and Cascade – Listed Grade II |
| Constructed by Ramsgate Borough Council in 1891 as part of a civic improvement scheme, together with Royal Parade, to link the two cliffs. Gardens constructed in artificial rock (‘Pulhamite’) by James Pulham (1820-1898) and Son of Broxbourne. The cascade was popularly referred to at the time as “the rate-payers’ tears” due to cost overruns. One of the three major examples of Pulhamite work in Ramsgate. |
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Grade II*: particularly significant buildings of more than local interest.
Grade II: buildings of special architectural or historic interest.