Strolling Further Along The Dunns by John Powell

The foreshore at The Dunns, pre 1877

Claremont Villas, Fern Cottages and the second Methodist Church are sheltered by the old sea wall, pre 1877

Our Stroll continues along The Dunns and in December 2007.

An earlier view of The Dunns

Lowthers Pharmacy, at the entrance to Oystermouth Station, photo: Ronald Studden

An advert from the Mumbles Press, 13, March 1913
An advert from the Mumbles Press for a Cold Cure

Boots, The Chemist, June, 2016 and the gardens, in the centre, which were the site of Forte's Ice-cream Parlour.

Botts The Chemist, Oystermouth Square, c.1970
The Dunns, July 2010. with The Old Post Office, on the left
The Dunns, c.1920. with Taylor's, The Grocer, on the left and Jenkins, the Ironmonger in the centre, (later to be the site of Forte's Ice-cream Parlour). Lowther, Mumbles Pharmacy is the site of Boots the Chemist today. All the buildings on the seaward side of this part of The Dunns were demolished around 1970.

This part of The Dunns had very narrow pavements.

The Dunns on the corner of Oystermouth Station Square . A site later occupied by Jenkins, Ironmongers.

Thomas The Draper, The Dunns, Mumbles .

Thomas The Draper,advert.

Arthur Edgar Kemp The Draper

Known to locals as 'Kemps'

Very happy memories of " Kemps ". The staff were great with beautiful counters and wonderful displays.

The windows were also fantastic , as you can tell " I loved Kemps ".

Oystermouth and The Dunns, between 1877 & 1890

The foreshore at Southend, betwen 1856 & 1877

All Saints' Church and The Dunns, between 1877 & 1890

The foreshore at The Dunns, pre 1877, Photo Stuart Bishop

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The Elms, photo Stuart Bishop