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The east side of Polzeath beach, St Minver, Cornwall. 1907Pentire Point from the area of Polzeath beach marked on the 1908 Ordnance Survey maps as Crockett Haven. There are two people paddling in the sea and a number of people on the rocks above
Brea Hill from Greenaway, Trebetherick Point, St Minver, Cornwall. 1920s or 1930sA good view over Daymer Bay beach to Brea Hill, from Greenaway rear garden. A dog and a young child stand in the foreground. Photographer: Unknown
Polzeath, St Minver, Cornwall. Late 1930sTaken from the the south western side of Polzeath looking north easterly towards the main village area. Cars are parked on the beach with people enjoying a sunny summers day in the late 1930s
Road Bridge at Polzeath, St Minver, Cornwall. Late 1930sThe road bridge in the photograph, taken from the bank of the stream looking across the road to the top of the beach and over to Pentireglaze, was probably constructed in the late 1930s
South west side of Polzeath, St Minver, Cornwall. Around 1930Looking down hill on the Trebetherick Road over Polzeath beach towards Pentireglaze, now known as New Polzeath. The name change to New Polzeath was probably to reflect the housing development that
East side of Polzeath beach, St Minver, Cornwall. 1907Pentire Point from the area of Polzeath beach marked on the 1908 Ordnance Survey maps as Crockett Haven. The steps to the right of the picture lead up to an area then known as Pentireglaze
Polzeath beach from the south west, St Minver, Cornwall. Around 1930Although the photograph is titled " Across the Beach to Polzeath", it is in fact looking at Pentireglaze, now known as New Polzeath
