Isle Collection (page 38)

Isle of Wight / Ryde 1916
Isle of Wight: Ryde High Street

Isle of Wight / Yarmouth
Isle of Wight: Yarmouth Marine Drive

Isle of Wight / Cowes 1900
Isle of Wight: Cowes High Street

Oban Archway
An archway of beauty, in the Scottish Western Highlands, looking over the harbour at Oban, Argyllshire, from McCaigs Tower to the Isle of Kerrara and mountains of Mull

High Street, Iona 1950S
The High Street on the Isle of Iona, Scotland. Date: 1950s

Iow Hovercraft
Passengers disembarking from a SRN6 hovercraft at Ryde, Isle of Wight, England

Castle under the Pier
Four children make a sandcastle under the pier at Ryde, Isle of Wight, England

Freshwater Rocks
Rock formations at Freshwater, Isle of Wight, England

Alphabet / I is the Isle
I - is the isle; and I ll mention my wish

Treasure Isle Jim
Jim Hawkins tells Doctor Livesey and the others about Long John Silvers treachery

Victoria / Churchyard
She reads Richmonds life of Elizabeth Wallbridge, dairymans daughter, to her mama while sitting near her grave in Brading churchyard, Isle of Wight

Royal Home / Osborne C1900
Osborne House, Isle of Wight: the Drawing Room

Isle of Wight / Ryde 1905
Isle of Wight: Ryde, on the pier

Wessex / Isle of Portland
Wessex scenery: Isle of Portland, model for the Isle of Slingers, setting for Thomas Hardys novel The Well-Beloved

Baby C. Pankhurst
A photograph of Christabel Pankhurst (b. 22 September 1880), taken in a studio on the Isle of Man. Her Grandmother, Jane Quine, came from the Isle of Man

Treasure Isle / Jim Spies
Jim Hawkins spies on the pirates: " I lay for some time watching the bustle which succeeded the attack."

Treasure Isle / Treasure
George Merry & his fellow pirates discover that the treasure has gone, much to the amusement of Long John Silver

FALL / MANX CAT / 1936
A manx cat sitting down, so you cannot really see that it does not have a tail

High down Cliffs Iow
The High Down Cliffs on the Isle of Wight

Victoria Visits Sick
Victoria visits the sick at Osborne, Isle of Wight

Tourist Tropy Motorbikes
Two competitors in the Tourist Trophy race fight it out amid the hills of the Isle of Man

Skye Terriers (Shaw)
Two Isle of Skye Terriers, one drop-eared, the other prick- eared

England / Iow / Calbourne
The picturesque Winkle Street, Calbourne, Isle of Wight, possibly named after John Winkle, rector of Shalfleet (1339 - 1347)

Shanklin, Isle of Wight
A view of the sea front and pier at Shanklin, Isle of Wight, with Culver Cliff in the distance

Ryde, Isle of Wight
The town seen from the sea : in the harbour are sailing vessels and a paddle- steamer - presumably a ferry from the mainland

Osborne House 1849
Osborne House, on the Isle of Wight. one of Victorias favourite residences

C. J. P. DODSON 1928
Racing champion C.J.P. Dodson, photographed in a his (1924) Alvis car at Southport Sand races. In 1929 he was to win the Isle of Man Senior T.T. on his Sunbeam motorcycle (72mph)

THE PRIVATEER DUKE
Duke, the ship in which Captain Woodes Rogers made his global expedition, harassing Spanish shipping, and finding Alexander Selkirk on the isle of Juan Fernandez

Grand Houses
Two ladies stand at the door of one of a splendid pair of huge semi-detached (possiblly guest or boarding) houses at Ryde, Isle of Wight, England

Douglas Bay Letterhead
A piece of letterhead writing paper for use by passengers of the steamship Monas Isle which shows views of Douglas Bay, Derby Castle, Head Lighthouse & the ship

Donkey Carisbrook
At Carisbrook Castle, Isle of Wight, a donkey turns the wheel that raises water from the well

Newport I. O. W
A distant view of the town and the valley of the Medina

Apreton Church, which fortunately escaped the restorative attentions of Victoria and Albert

Carisbrook Donkey
The donkey-house and well at Carisbrook Castle : water is raised by donkey-power

Carisbrook I. O. W
The village and the castle

WEST COWES
The Parade and Club-House, West Cowes

West Cowes I. O. W
Even at this period, a mecca for sailing enthusiasts : note the paddle steamer moored in the foreground

Alum Bay I. O. W
Famed for its coloured sands

Scratchells Bay
The cave can be clearl seen

Needles I. O. W
The Needles seen from the sea, with Scratchells Bay in the distance

Freshwater Church
The church

Freshwater Bay I. O. W
The sandy beach at Freshwater makes this a favourite bathing place

Tennyson home I. O. W
Tennysons home at Faringford, near Freshwater on the Isle of Wight

Steephill I. O. W
The undercliff at Steephill, near Ventnor. Date: 1850s

Luccombe Chine I. O. W
A popular beauty-spot

Shanklin Chine I. O. W
A favoured spot for tourists

Sandown I. O. W
Sandown and its bay seen from the cliffs

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