1936 Gallery
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Choose from 27 pictures in our 1936 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. All professionally made for Quick Shipping.
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Lyme Regis, August 1936
Hundreds of holidaymakers are enjoying the shingle beach at Lyme Regis. The beach is lined full of huts. In the distance a stretch of coastline known as the Spittle can be seen. It is part of the Jurassic Coast and rich in fossils. The famous fossil hunter, Mary Anning, found an ichthyosaur in the Spittles in the early 1800s
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The Banjo Pier at Looe, Cornwall, August 1936
A GWR publicity view of the Banjo Pier at Looe in Cornwall, August 1936. The pier was the first of its type built in the world and is so called because it looks like a banjo from above. It separates East Looe Beach from the busy Looe River. A sign in the foreground is directing holidaymakers to the Rock Towers Hotel
© STEAM Museum of the GWR
