Top > Victorian Britain's Working Coast in Victorian and Edwardian Times   The coastline of Victorian and Edwardian Britain provided beauty, entertainment and the venue for most people’s holidays. But it was also a thriving centre of industry - shipbuilding and fishing, plus the numerous trades associated with dockyards, coastal transport and the leisure industry. This book travels around Britain’s coast - clockwise from London - looking at the industries that could be found at many of the cities and towns en route. Illustrated with an amazing collection of coloured postcards and other early photographs, the working coast of Britain is brought to life in all its bustling detail. Contents Preface Introduction FEATURED LOCATIONS APPEAR IN THIS ORDER: London; Tilbury; Chatham; Sheerness; Whitstable; Margate; Broadstairs; Ramsgate; Deal; Dover; Folkestone; Hastings; Newhaven; Sussex; Brighton; Worthing; Portsmouth; Southampton; Poole; Portland; Bridport; Brixham; Plymouth; Charlestown; Falmouth; Newlyn; Padstow; Bideford; Watchet; Bristol; Newport; Cardiff; Barry; Swansea; Tenby; Llandudno; Liverpool; Southport; Blackpool; Fleetwood; Heysham; Barrow-in-Furness; Whitehaven; Maryport; Kirkcudbright; Stranraer; Ayr; Ardrossan; Glasgow; Wick; Aberdeen; Dundee; Methil; Kirkcaldy; Newhaven; Lothian; Leith; Newcastle; Sunderland; Hartlepool; Middlesbrough; Hull; Grimsby; Great Yarmouth; Lowestoft; Harwich Index             $19.95