Northumberland Postcard:Berwick-on-Tweed Carr Rock Spittal Harbour 1970’s XT4564

This picturesque photographic postcard captures a daytime view from Carr Rock at Spittal, looking across the River Tweed towards Berwick-on-Tweed. The composition features small green working boats moored alongside the concrete harbour quay, with wire lobster pots stacked in the foreground and the historic multi-arched Royal Tweed Bridge visible in the distance. The image provides an excellent historical window into late twentieth-century northern maritime industry, regional salmon fishing ports, and Northumberland coastal tourism history.

This is a continental size postcard which was published by J. Arthur Dixon (Series No. PNO/21087). The postcard was made in Great Britain. This is an unused postcard.



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