![Freshwater Bay and Cliffs](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_and_cliff.jpg) |
![Afton Road from the downs](images_gallery/freshwater_from_down.jpg) |
An
undated (and difficult to date) card of Freshwater Bay
from Military Road. I would guess about 1930. (Nigh)
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Afton
Road from the Downs, undated. (Premier) |
![Freshwater Bay Afton road from the Golf Links](images_gallery/freshwater_from_golflinks.jpg)
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![Freshwater arched rock](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_1910.jpg)
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Another
undated card, described as Afton Road from the Golf
Links.
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The
arch rock at low tide, postmarked 1926 but actually well
before that, probably around 1910. |
![View across Freshwater Bay](images_gallery/across_freshwater_bay.jpg) |
![Freshwater Bay Parade](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_parade.jpg) |
A
view from the lower cliff looking across Freshwater Bay,
around 1905. (Tuck)
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Described
as 'Parade and Hotel, probably from around 1920. (Gubbins)
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![Freshwater Bay 1911](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_1911.jpg)
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![Freshwater Bay](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_looking_east.jpg)
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Freshwater
Bay, 1911. (Welch)
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Another
undated (and difficult to date) card of Freshwater Bay,
I would guess from the 1950's. (Judges)
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![Freshwater Bay 1950's](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_1950.jpg) |
![Freshwater bay boathouse](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_boathouse.jpg) |
A
busy day at Freshwater Bay in the 1950's.
(Nigh)
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A
interesting picture showing from the left Fort Redoubt,
the old boathouse and Freshwater Bay Hotel, undated.
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![Freshwater Bay Bathing Beach](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_bathing_beach.jpg) |
![Freshwater Bay Caves](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_cave.jpg) |
Freshwater
Bay bathing beach, with Fort Redoubt above, probably
from the 1950's. (Nigh)
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A
popular subject for postcards was the caves on the west
side t Freshwater Bay. Now only accessible with
difficulty. Card probably late 1920's. (Sweetman)
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![An Oilette artistic card of Freshwater Bay](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_artistic.jpg) |
![Freshwater Bay peace](images_gallery/freshwater_bay_peace.jpg) |
A
card from the Oilette series, dated 1904. (Tuck) |
A
novelty card, probably from around 1920.
(Keswick) |