Sussex Postcard: Craigweil House Near Bognor Regis Stately Mansion 1920s W379

This sepia-toned topographical view showcases the grand facade of Craigweil House in Aldwick, near Bognor Regis. The stately mansion is famously known as the location where King George V spent his convalescence in 1929 to recover from a serious illness. The photograph captures the impressive architecture, symmetric window banks, and formal lawns before the property was largely demolished in the mid-twentieth century.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by an unknown publisher. The postcard was made in the United Kingdom. This postcard was posted in 1929.The postcard was posted to Electric Blue Print Co, 1059-8th St, San Diego, Calif, USA.


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