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The original lift was built in 1891 and replaced in 1957 with the current lift.

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The lovely yellow laburnum bushes growing on the hill gave the name to this unusual hexagonal Fort.

The greatest disaster to occur in Isle of Wight waters was the loss in 1917 of RMS Mendi , a steamer carrying more than 800 South African labourers..

The original lift was built in 1891 and replaced in 1957 with the current lift.

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