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South Stack Lighthouse

This spectacular lighthouse can be approached on foot across a bridge over a narrow channel and is open to the public on certain days.

Southampton Airport

With its first flight occurring in 1910 it was one of the first airfields in Britain. It was the location of the first test of the Spitfire in 1936.

Southampton Terminus Station

One of the two fine terminal buildings for the London to Southampton Railway, designed by Sir William Tite.

Southend Cliff Lift

Opened 1912 and unique in the UK for having a single car counter-balanced by a weight running directly beneath the main track

Southend Pier and Pier Railway

Opened 1830 as a wooden pier with horse-drawn tramway.  At 2.16 kms, the current iron structure is the longest pleasure pier in the world.

Southerness Lighthouse

Scotlands second oldest lighthouse built in 1749.

Southwold Lighthouse

Unusual among lighthouses for being in the middle of a town, it replaced three earlier lights.

Spa Bridge, Scarborough

A rare multiple-span cast iron bridge built in 1827 and listed Grade II.

Spa Road Station, Bermondsey

London's first railway terminus, built in 1836

Speke Airport, Liverpool

The early airport terminal buildings are preserved as a hotel, together with a small collection of older aircraft.