This view shows Coast Road looking North towards Church Farm , what is now the Turnstone pub. The road is little more than a country lane , with no pavements. The old church tower can be seen.
( 1935 )
The following two pictures are taken from roughly the same place . the buildings which can be seen are the line of terraced cottages and the ruined church , still no pavements with residents having to walk in the road
( 1939 )
(1940)
This view is taken from the front of Church Farm (turnstone)... it shows the coast road heading south... into open countryside
(1960)
This picture shows two holiday makers on a four wheel bike... In those days there wasnt the danger of heavy traffic , also the caravan site is where Watson Close estate is now.
(1927)
Church farm.. now the Turnstone pub , with the cottages on the left
This view shows Coast Road looking North towards Church Farm , what is now the Turnstone pub. The road is little more than a country lane , with no pavements. The old church tower can be seen.
The following two pictures are taken from roughly the same place . the buildings which can be seen are the line of terraced cottages and the ruined church , still no pavements with residents having to walk in the road 
This view is taken from the front of Church Farm (turnstone)... it shows the coast road heading south... into open countryside
This picture shows two holiday makers on a four wheel bike... In those days there wasnt the danger of heavy traffic , also the caravan site is where Watson Close estate is now.
Church farm.. now the Turnstone pub , with the cottages on the left