An album of 42 pages containing 2 photostatic reproductions and 57 photographs. There is a set of photographs at the front taken from the negatives used to produce Ministry of Works postcards.
The photostatic copies are early views of the church while the photographs are on a range of topics. Sections at the front and end of the album show the church and include both general and detailed views of the standing remains. There are some views of the remains of the fort scattered throughout the album but no set covering the remains in detail. The centre of the album contains several photographic jobs showing erosion of the cliff face in the 1950s and the extension of sea defences. There are also a few views of the proposed site for a custodians hut and the hut once built.
This is part of the Series: OWS01/01 The 'Blue Albums'; within the Collection: OWS01 Office Of Works And Successors: Ancient Monuments And Historic Buildings
© Crown Copyright. Historic England Archive
Victorian Landmark Tower, Roman Fort, Early Medieval Church, Derelict Or Ruin, Archaeology And Excavations
