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Trebarwith Strand Through The Years IF YOU WOULD LIKE A PHOTO PLEASE CONTACT DAVID FLOWER 01840 770775
This very old photograph of Trebarwith would have been taken at the turn of the 20th century. A man can be seen shovelling sand into a cart and he has four donkeys in attendance.
Another old photograph about the turn of the 20th Century. Here is another picture of a man shovelling sand into a pack on one donkey. Other donkeys stand nearby. Gull Rock in the background.
The People & Carriages On Bank Holiday Monday 1890.
This photo which was taken on a glass plate has just been discovered in 2001.  A horse & trap approaches Port William & some donkeys can be seen on entrance to the beach.  Probably circa 1860s?
August Bank Holiday in 1890. Locals people attended the beach in numbers with their horse & carriages. Long before visitors found our sandy beach here in Tintagel.
This early colour photograph was taken in the 1920s. Just one figure can be seen in the street. Note the building he is near to. In the next photograph this building has been demolished.
Another picture taken in the 1920s. However some building changes have taken place. Outside the Strand Hotel can be seen a cart and three donkeys. Had the owner slipped into the Hotel for a quick drink?
This photograph clearly shows the road to the Port William Hotel. Note the large gateway at bottom right hand corner of the picture. You can see Gull Rock in the background. Taken around 1910-20
Trebarwith during World War Two. 1939-45. The three Anti Submarine concrete structures can be clearly seen on the approach path to the beach. These were removed in the 1950s.
A photo taken in the 1960s. Note the coloured motor cars. There was no Life Saving Building or Toilet block in those days. It was quite normal to have someone drowned each summer. Now a rarity.
Copyright © David Flower 2000-2017 Disclaimer: No part of this website may be reproduced, stored on a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written consent of tintagelweb.co.uk (David Flower). You may however, download on to a personal computer owned or controlled by yourself and you may make a single copy of any part of this publication, for your private use or study. Tintagelweb, nor it's affiliates, are not liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss arising from the use of information or material contained in the site or from your access to the web sites of customers or other material on the internet obtained via links from this site.
Kestrel 2017
CONTACT E-mail: flowcrick@aol.com Phone: 01840 770775

TINTAGEL - KING ARTHUR COUNTRY
Trebarwith Strand Through The Years IF YOU WOULD LIKE A PHOTO PLEASE CONTACT DAVID FLOWER 01840 770775
This very old photograph of Trebarwith would have been taken at the turn of the 20th century. A man can be seen shovelling sand into a cart and he has four donkeys in attendance.
Another old photograph about the turn of the 20th Century. Here is another picture of a man shovelling sand into a pack on one donkey. Other donkeys stand nearby. Gull Rock in the background.
The People & Carriages On Bank Holiday Monday 1890.
This photo which was taken on a glass plate has just been discovered in 2001.  A horse & trap approaches Port William & some donkeys can be seen on entrance to the beach.  Probably circa 1860s?
August Bank Holiday in 1890. Locals people attended the beach in numbers with their horse & carriages. Long before visitors found our sandy beach here in Tintagel.
This early colour photograph was taken in the 1920s. Just one figure can be seen in the street. Note the building he is near to. In the next photograph this building has been demolished.
Another picture taken in the 1920s. However some building changes have taken place. Outside the Strand Hotel can be seen a cart and three donkeys. Had the owner slipped into the Hotel for a quick drink?
This photograph clearly shows the road to the Port William Hotel. Note the large gateway at bottom right hand corner of the picture. You can see Gull Rock in the background. Taken around 1910-20
Trebarwith during World War Two. 1939-45. The three Anti Submarine concrete structures can be clearly seen on the approach path to the beach. These were removed in the 1950s.
A photo taken in the 1960s. Note the coloured motor cars. There was no Life Saving Building or Toilet block in those days. It was quite normal to have someone drowned each summer. Now a rarity.
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