Clock Tower01723 232323workArchitectural InterestThe famous Clock Tower overlooking the South Bay as featured in the The Royal TV series.
The tower was built in 1911 to commemorate the crowning of George V and was presented by a businessman and philanthropist, Alfred Shuttleworth. Alfred resided in the 'Red Court' building which sits opposite the Clock Tower where The Royal was filmed.
Shuttleworth Gardens sits close by which was created by Alfred Shuttleworth after he bought the Red Court., The garden was later given to the people of Scarborough which is now home to a sensory garden.EsplanadeScarboroughNorth YorkshireYO11 2AYUnited Kingdom54.281485991690-0.397941817580https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/?dms=3&pid=
Clock Tower
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Clock Tower, Scarborough
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The famous Clock Tower overlooking the South Bay as featured in the The Royal TV series.
The tower was built in 1911 to commemorate the crowning of George V and was presented by a businessman and philanthropist, Alfred Shuttleworth. Alfred resided in the 'Red Court' building which sits opposite the Clock Tower where The Royal was filmed.
Shuttleworth Gardens sits close by which was created by Alfred Shuttleworth after he bought the Red Court., The garden was later given to the people of Scarborough which is now home to a sensory garden.
Map reference: TA 044885 Lat: 54.28149 Long: -0.39794
Follow signs into Scarborough Town Centre. With the Railway Station on your right, turn right onto Valley Bridge Road. Go straight on across the Valley Bridge and take the immediate left turn at the end then a sharp right onto Belmont Road. Follow this road along onto the Esplanade. Follow the road straight along and you will come to the Clock Tower.