The entrance to Bridlington Harbour with paddle steamers Frenchman (1892) and Scarborough (1866).

An image showing 'G3291;SCARBOROUGH (1866); A port bow view; Alongside the end of the east breakwater at Bridlington. Very distant. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 66244A.; Looking seaward from Harbour Road showing the harbour crowded with cobles, many taking holiday makers for a sail. The paddle steamer SCARBOROUGH (1866) is at the end of the east breakwater. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 66244A.'

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The entrance to Bridlington Harbour with paddle steamers Frenchman (1892) and Scarborough (1866).

A view along the north pier towards the entrance to Bridlington Harbour with the end of South Pier on the right. A very distant view of the paddle steamer FRENCHMAN (1892) heading northward with passengers, leaving Bridlington Harbour. The paddle steamer SCARBOROUGH (1866) is at the end of the south pier, the latter being partially obscured by coble's sails.

Similar to G3291 but from a slightly different viewpoint. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 66245.

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Object Details

ID:	G3291
Type:	Glass photonegative
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Francis Frith & Co
Places:	Bridlington
Vessels:	Scarborough (1866)
Date made:	ca.1913
Measurements:	150 mm x 215 mm