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Fishing boat

Changing views

Track the changes to our seaside and compare the past and present with postcards from the past.

A message from the grandchildren

How might your actions today be shaping the coast of tomorrow? Find out - and get your own postcards from the future.

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Southsea Beach, c.1910

See a modern view of Southsea
or return to Portsmouth

The soft sediment provides fine beaches that lead down from the foot of the chalky South Downs behind. The beaches of Portsmouth and Southsea have been popular tourist resorts since Victorian times. We'll turn our attention to Southsea Beach.

The postcard shows families enjoying the beach and lake beyond with a portable ramp for pleasure boats in the foreground. The scene is from around 1910.

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