EAW028827 ENGLAND (1950). Bay View Road, the swing bridge looking towards Railway Approach and The Drove, Newhaven, from the south-west, 1950

WW2 Nissen huts, Canadian troops were billeted in Mount Pleasant during WW2 so these could have been used by them.

WW2 Nissen huts

2 x 12 ton vans (railway wagons)

The Engineer public house

Approx location of a 2ndWW HAA Gun Battery, designation E2/-, (GDA Newhaven) e12352.

Swing bridge

Marine Department Workshops

Signal box, controlling level crossing

Goods shed

Locomotive shed

Newhaven Town Station

The Railway Hotel

Wellington Road, Denton whites houses built c1930

WWII Type 24 Pillbox S0011638

St Leonards Church, Denton.

TSS 'Worthing' 1928

WW2 Anti-Tank Obstacles Type TBC

Denton corner

Tarpaulin works. Sheets for covering open railway wagons were made here.

Circular concrete base, likely to have been a war-time (2nd) brick reservoir for fire-fighting. Another one is visible in views of Newhaven Harbour station.

Pile driver tower (on its side), used for repairing the timber harbour "walls" and jetties. A donkey engine/winch pulley a weight up a slide on the side of the tower, and it was let goto fall down onto the pile being driven in.

From the seats on the deck, this is probably a "pleasure" boat that did trips from the Palace Pier in Brighton. This could be the "Anzio", an ex-naval craft, most likely a motor torpedo boat.

Baltic sawmill

Paddle steamer, most likely one from the Portsmouth-Ryde route, some of which were laid-up/"serviced" in Newhaven during the winter.

The "Vacco" vacuum flask factory under construction.

Wheatley's scrapyard