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postcard of the view from Oliver's Mount, Scarborough. Published
by Valentine's . Exact date unknown, approximately 1950's? |
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Photograph from approximately the same location taken 21/7/09. A rainy day, so the view isn't as clear. |
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| Postcard of the Spa Bandstand. Unknown publisher. Postmarked August 18th., 1930. |
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Photograph from a similar location taken 21/7/09. |
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| A
postcard of the Spa Promenade taken somewhat earlier, probably early
1900's, exact date unknown. Published in the Queen Series by T T
& S, Scarborough. |
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Photograph from a similar location taken 21/7/09. |

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| Postcard
of the Spa Entrance. Postmarked July 16th., 1907. Published
in the Queen Series, by T.T. & S., Scarborough. The short
message on this card reads: "Kathleen wants to know where Grannie
Gibb is - off out. Yours Frank." The equivalent of a text
message today. Was Grannie Gibb ever found? |
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Photograph
from a similar viewpoint taken 21/7/09. A lower viewpoint as the
viewpoint of the postcard was probably from the Grand Hotel. The
entrance is clearly less ornate than in Edwardian times. |
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| Postcard
of Valley Park. Published by S. Hildesheimer & Co.
Postmarked August 12th., 1905. The bridge shown in the
card was the original toll bridge, opened July 1st., 1865 but replaced
by the current wider bridge which was opened July 26th., 1928. A
toll is no longer paid to cross the bridge. |
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A
photograph from a similar viewpoint taken 21/7/09. Surprisingly,
despite the major road which now runs through the valley, this area
seems largely untouched. Even the duck house in the lake and the
tree on it, appear to be still there. |
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| Postcard showing the south bay swimming pool. Published in the Salmon Series and postmarked July 30th., 1952. |
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A
photograph taken from a similar viewpoint 21/7/09. Unfortunately
the large swimming pool seems to have been filled in after the
photograph in the postcard was taken. |