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Jodi a, Port a pitorèsk nan Yarmouth sitou sèvi Feri mare pou Lymington sou kontinan an. Yarmouth te premye règleman an Island yo gen pou l akòde yon charter vil wa a, nan 1135. Vil la te sakaje pa franse a nan 1377 ak 1524, e te soufri atak anpil jouk Henry VIII amelyore sitiyasyon an sekirite pa bati yon chato wòch, nan vil la, ki te fini nan 1547. Chato la se kounye a jere pa angle Eritaj. Yon karakteristik enpresyonan nan vil la se inik 700ft lontan bwa date nan waf soti nan 1876, ki se yon II Klas ki nan lis bilding nan. Senk san ak 52 pil planch dosye non yo nan moun ki te ede finanse restorasyon waf la nan 1990s yo.
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Today, the picturesque Port of Yarmouth mainly serves ferries bound for Lymington on the mainland. Yarmouth was the first Island settlement to be granted a royal town charter, in 1135. The town was sacked by the French in 1377 and 1524, and suffered numerous raids until Henry VIII improved the security situation by building a stone castle, in the town, which was completed in 1547. The castle is now managed by English Heritage. An impressive feature of the town is the unique 700ft long timber pier dating from 1876, which is a Grade II listed building. Five hundred and 52 deck planks record the names of those who helped fund the pier's restoration in the 1990s.