Compton, Brook, Hulverstone 

and Mottistone

Isle of Wight

Looking east across Compton Bay, 1956. This area is liable

 to subsidence, the road just to the left has recently 

been reinforced at considerable cost. (Merwood)

Compton Bay,  looking towards Freshwater Bay. The chalets on the 

left were known as the 'Timber Bungalows'. These have now fallen

 into the sea, as has much of the land shown in the foreground. (Dean)

Compton Chine dated about 1910. This is just before where the white 

cliffs start on the picture opposite. It has now completely eroded.

An undated card, probably from around the 1950's of Brooke church. (Baker)

A picture, rather than a postcard of Brooke lifeboat.

Undated, but from the early part of the century.

Brook Bay, around 1950. (Dean)

Brook House, built in about 1780, although on the site of an old 

14th century manor house. The lake has been removed. Dated 1907.

Hulverstone village from a card dated 1906. 

At the bottom of the road is the Sun Inn. (Gubbins)

Mottistone Manor, the oldest part of this dates from the 15th

 century. It is now in the care of the National Trust. (Dixon)

Mottistone Manor gateway, undated.

Mottistone Church about 1910 (Peacock)