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Architecturally listed yacht club offering magnificent views of the River Crouch. Racing for day boats and dinghies, training for cadets and optimists - strong Junior Club. Large restaurant and bar with terrace. Visiting yachtsmen welcome.

The Royal Corinthian Yacht Club was founded in 1872 and started work on its iconic club building in 1931. The building, now Grade II* listed, was designed by architect Joseph Emberton, one of the pioneers of the Modern Movement who also designed the Olympia Exhibition Halls in London and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Although often thought to be Art Deco, the elegant white building is actually one of the few examples of the International style of architecture in Britain.

 

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Royal Corinthian Yacht Club

Type:Sailing

The Quay, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, CM0 8AX

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Tel: 01621 782105

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