Shanklin Chine I. W.
Postcard showing a small flight of wooden stairs in a botanical area with a small waterfall. Charles C. Myers identifies the scene as a view on the Isle of Wight, England, and describes the area being like a tropical island. He comments on the architectural designs of the island and notes its considerable agricultural production.
Comments and Context
In Charles C. Myers’s own words, “Isle of Wight is a beautiful and much like a tropical island off the south coast of England. Considerable agriculture is carried on there. The quaint old English architecture and designing id [sic] quite an interesting feature. This place is quite a pleasure resort for people of England.”
