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English: An attractive Arts & Crafts house Built in flint and brick, Happisburgh Manor (St Marys) is a seminal Arts & Crafts house; it was built in 1900 by architect Detmar Blow for the Cator family, who used it as a seaside villa.
After the devastating floods in 1953, where 300 people lost their lives, the first sea defences were built and later extended, using greenheart and jarrah wood, combined with steel, for the groynes and revetments. The rate of erosion decreased but despite numerous repairs, large portions of the revetments have been destroyed during the last 40 years and a large bay has formed, due to cliff erosion, to the south of the village, which is on record as the first place in England where an average of up to two metres of cliff is lost per year. Lacking the funds for costly repairs, local authorities have decided to let nature run her course. |
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| Author | Evelyn Simak |
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