OXO Building

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General information
Address	1905-1950 Beach Terrace
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This building carried a prominent advertisement for OXO gravy and served as a secondary meeting point for many from its first appearance in around 1905 to the Albert Memorial below Pelham Crescent until the terrace was demolished in the 1930s as part of the sea-front road widening scheme.

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  Denmark-Place-Caroline-Parade-c1905

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  Pelham-Place-c1905

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  The-Beach-at-Pelham-Crescent.-1908.

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  Beach-Terrace-1914.

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  On-the-beach-at-Beach-Terrace.-1919.

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  WW1-Tank-on-display-at-Pelham-Crescent.-1921