Aerial Photos of Mumbles Head, Swansea
Second World War defences
7 July 1946
Oystermouth to Pier Stations & Mumbles Hill, Frame 5316, 7 July 1946
More plans & maps are at The Coastal Gunsite
7 July 1946
Thistleboon to Mumbles Hill-Islands, Frame 5316, 7 July 1946
7 July 1946
Thistleboon to Mumbles Hill-Islands, Frame 5316, 7 July 1946
After around 70 years
Thistleboon to Mumbles Hill-Islands, by Google c2016
22 October 1941
AA Gunsite on Mumbles Hill at Thistleboon Drive, Frame 44 Enlarged, 22 October 1941
More plans & maps at Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery on Mumbles Hill
1 July 1940
Luftwaffe Photo, Swansea Bay & Mumbles Head, from 'Eye of the Eagle' by Nigel A. Robins
Mumbles Hill, Bracelet Bay & Mumbles Coastguard Station at The Tutt, around 2005
Mumbles Lighthouse Island, Pier & Hill, before 2010
Mumbles Lighthouse Island, Pier, Beach & view to Swansea, before 2010
Mumbles Lighthouse, after repair works, taken by Mr. Allan Nicholas, Inspector of Works, Trinity House Swansea. Taken from the Trinity House Helicoptor, 1979
Norton & Mumbles Hill, probably around 1960
Old and New
All Saints' Church, the 'New' Bowling Green as well as The 'New' Cinema, Between 1922 & 1929
Below are two closer views of the building on the lower right
The 'old' British Legion Hut in Oystermouth Square, and a glimpse of the back of the 'New' Cinema, Mumbles, between 1922 & 1929
Red Cross Doctors, Nurses & Ambulance Volunteers, outside the old British Legion Hut in Oystermouth Square, Mumbles, during WW2. Wartime Memories by Betty Sivertsen
Oystermouth Castle
Langland Bay, probably before 1925