Dittisham, Devon

An image showing 'G2496;Looking south-by-east down the River Dart from Dittisham Beach. The Anchor Stone can just be made out in midstream in the centre of the picture. In the foreground is a sailing dinghy named SEALARK, owned by W. Giles, who may be the man sitting in the boat. The boat has a lug foresail and a triangular mizzen and is in use as the photographer's transport. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 21617.'

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Looking south-by-east down the River Dart from Dittisham Beach. The
Anchor Stone can just be made out in midstream in the centre of the picture. In the foreground is a sailing dinghy named SEALARK, owned by W. Giles, who may be the man sitting in the boat. The boat has a lug foresail and a triangular mizzen and is in use as the photographer's transport. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 21617.

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Object Details

ID:	G2496
Type:	Glass photonegative
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Francis Frith & Co
Places:	Dittisham
Date made:	ca.1889
Measurements:	152 mm x 215 mm