EPW023039 ENGLAND (1928). Seafield Road and environs, Seaview, 1928

For many years The Beulah Church(the local working-man's church, as opposed to the big church next door St Peter's, which was more for the wealthy.)Beulah now called Grace Church.

In The early Fifties, Jolliffe's (?) Bakery, Where I would often be treated to a cream-horn.

Appears to be a charabanc

Ryde Bus Starts Here - notice

In 1937, a stone building was erected here as a church/village hall. This was the year of the Coronation at which my late grandfather (Frank Jacobs) represented The Isle of Wight Rifles.

Seafield Bus Garage .In the fifties/sixties the home of Seaview Services, where my parents were driver and conductress for some years.

A leaky,wooden building called "The Bungalow", which at various times up to the mid-fifties was occupied by my parents (Green) and grandparents (Jacobs). Demolished in late-fifties?

Now a bungalow, this was at one time a cafe run by a family with the name of Lightowler. Is it a coincidence that the name is the same as the surviving 2nd Officer of The titanic?