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Vintage Postcard: MELI PARK (Now Plopsaland De Panne) DE PANNE, BELGIUM

Meli - De Panne - Belgium Posted in 1971 Available to buy in my eBay store Plopsaland De Panne is a Theme Park located near the town of De Panne on the Belgian coast. The Park opened in April 2000. Before that date (from 1936 to 1999) the Park, created by a Honey company, was called Meli-Park and had a bee theme. ***** I also share my Postcards on Facebook as Purple Postcards  Follow Purple Postcards on twitter:   Follow @PurplePostcards Tweet

Vintage Postcard: THE EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

The Exchange, Liverpool Posted (date is unclear, possibly pre-1914) Available in my ebay store ******** I'm now on facebook as Purple Postcards Follow me on twitter:   Follow @PurplePostcards Tweet

Vintage Postcard of Unknown Woman Stood Next To Curtain

Postcard is unposted, date unknown There are some grubby marks on the card and corners wear Unknown Young Woman Available to buy on ebay.co.uk ***** To see all my Social History Postcards on ebay.co.uk click here I also share lots of my Postcards on Facebook - like me on there to be kept updated Tweet Follow me on twitter Follow @PurplePostcards

Vintage Postcard: THE WISH TOWER, EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX, ENGLAND

The Wish Tower, Eastbourne, Sussex Unposted Available on ebay.co.uk To see more Sussex postcard in my ebay store click here ***** The Wish Tower or Tower 73 is an old but restored fortified tower situated on the seafront at Eastbourne. It was built in 1804 as part of the coastal defences to defend England against the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte. Today the Tower has been restored and is open to the public as a museum. From the top of the Tower there are magnificent views along the seafront of Eastbourne. ****** Please like me on Facebook where I share many more postcards and vintage topics Tweet Follow @PurplePostcards

Vintage Postcard SHAKESPEARE'S BIRTHPLACE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND

William Shakespeare's birthplace Stratford-on-Avon Warwickshire Available for sale on ebay William Shakespeare was born in 1564.  He wrote at least 37 plays and collaborated on several more.  Many of these plays were very successful, both at court and in the public playhouses.  In 1613 Shakespeare retired from the theatre and returned to Stratford-on-Avon.  He died and was buried there in 1616. His plays were comedies, histories and tragedies.  His 17 comedies include A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Among his 10 history plays are Henry V and Richard III. The most famous among his 10 tragedies are Hamlet, Othello and King Lear. ********* To see more Warwickshire postcards I have for sale on ebay click here Follow @PurplePostcards Tweet Like me on facebook ************ I update regularly on Pretty As A Postcard ~ bookmark me to see my latest Postcards (A2)

Vintage Postcard: The Rockery, Preston Park, Brighton, Sussex, England

The Rockery - Preston Park - Brighton - Sussex This Postcard is in a very good condition and has not been posted Preston Park is probably the most well-known park in Brighton, and is an important landmark for visitors travelling into Brighton from the north. There are 63 acres of parkland, a formal rose garden, six bowling greens, twelve tennis courts, a children's playground, a croquet lawn, a garden for the blind and a small pond with stepping stones. The Rockery, the largest municipal rock garden in Britain, contains wonderful plants and was built with 1,350 tons of Cheddar stone.  It is reputed that the design of the garden is similar to that of the popular Willow pattern. ************************************************ This postcard is for sale in my ebay store To see all the Sussex postcards I'm selling click here My facebook page Follow me on twitter as Purple Postcards

POSTCARD OF THE PARKROYAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND

The ParkRoyal Hotel, Christchurch, New Zealand Posted in 1989 Available to buy in my ebay store Sadly, the ParkRoyal Hotel was destroyed in the 2011 earthquake and has now been grassed over.  The picture below shows the demolition of this once majestic building. Follow me on Twitter  @PurplePostcards If you're interested I'm also on facebook as Purple Postcards