Isle of Wight
This is a collection of mainly tourist postcards of uncertain date, one from around 1920 and others from the 1930s and 50s
Figure 1: Brighstone - a postcard sent in 1937 showing scenes
Figure 2: Brighstone - the road and church shown on a postcard of around 1920
Figure 3: Brighstone – a view of the cliffs and bathing beach on a postcard of perhaps the 1930s
Figure 4: Brighstone - the interior of the parish church shown in a postcard of perhaps the 1930s
Figure 5: Brighstone – the church shown in a photograph from 1956
Figure 6: Brighstone holiday camp - a postcard probably from the 1950s showing a corner of the grounds
Figure 7: Brighstone holiday camp - a postcard probably from the 1950s showing sports
Figure 8: Brighstone holiday camp - a postcard probably from the 1950s showing games
Figure 9: Brook - the bathing beach shown in a postcard from 1939
Figure 10: Brook Chine – the beach shown in a postcard perhaps from the 1930s
Figure 11: Godshill Church – the sundial shown in a postcard of perhaps the 1930s
Figure 12: Godshill Church - the south door and porch in a postcard of perhaps the 1930s
Figure 13: Godshill Church - Sir John Leigh’s tomb in a postcard of perhaps the 1930s
Figure 14: Godshill Church - figures of monks in the soles of Sit John Leigh’s feet on his tomb, in a postcard of perhaps the 1930s