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An image showing 'G3233;Looking south-east from Redbrink Crescent, Barry Island, overlooking the harbour entrance. The RNLI lifeboat house and West Breakwater are on the right with the excursion steamer pontoon on the left. On the horizon are the islands of Flat Holm (left) and Steep Holm (centre) with the Somerset coast very dimly discernible beyond. A cargo steamer, either BRITISH MONARCH (1902) or ENGLISH MONARCH (1906), is leaving the harbour. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 62555.'
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Barry, Glamorganshire

Looking south-east from Redbrink Crescent, Barry Island,
overlooking the harbour entrance. The RNLI lifeboat house and West Breakwater are on the right with the excursion steamer pontoon on the left. On the horizon are the islands of Flat Holm (left) and Steep Holm (centre) with the Somerset coast very dimly discernible beyond. A cargo steamer, either BRITISH MONARCH (1902) or ENGLISH MONARCH (1906), is leaving the harbour. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 62555.
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Object Details

ID: G3233
Type: Glass photonegative
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Francis Frith & Co
Places: Barry
Date made: ca.1910
Measurements: 151 mm x 214 mm