Plaque on the monument

The monument is constructed on the sea bank near HM Prison North Sea Camp. The plaque states: Inspired by Sir Alexander Paterson M.C. and under their governor W.W. Llewellin O.B.E. This bank was begun manually by the staff and boys of North Sea Camp 13 March 1936. In this year of 1974, over 500 acres claimed from the sea are ploughed. Another 200 acre enclosure is imminent and plans include a 700 acre strip seawards.

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