◊ Windsor Gardens, Penarth - A early to mid-1950's view of the entrance to the park named after the Windsor family and whom gifted it to the people of Penarth. This entrance, with its fine park keeper's house, was situate opposite the sea-water baths. In the top left hand of the photograph it is possible to make out the construction of a concrete monstrosity which was to typify the civic and commercial vandalism of a Victorian and Edwardian masterpiece i.e. the promenade and its unique buildings. A sad reminder of Moments Captured in Time from the Penarth Dock Collection. [001] [20180922]

◊ Windsor Gardens, Penarth - Two similar postcard views dating from c.1905 (the lower postdated August 1907) of the attractive Windsor gardens where so many Edwardian gentlefolk took of the air. Reminders of happier days and of the source of wealth in the town ; shipping and the black mucky stuff called coal! Another of the Moments Captured in Time from the Penarth Dock Collection. [001] [20180922]