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Prince of Wales (East Cowes)
Type
Type:
Pub/Inn
EAST COWES
The Prince of Wales is a traditional pub with a friendly and lively atmosphere.
The Kings Head
Type
Type:
Pub/Inn
Yarmouth
The Kings Head is a welcoming and lively pub in the heart of the coastal town of Yarmouth.
The Old Corner Bank
Type
Type:
Pubs
SANDOWN
The Old Corner Bank has kept its charm of the bank it use to be with many of the original features still standing.
Visit for a drink or a home cooked meal that is fresh to order at affordable prices.
Fisherman's Cottage
Type
Type:
Pub/Inn
SHANKLIN
Shanklin’s original dining pub on the beach, Fisherman’s Cottage is one of the longest established pubs in the south of the Island, trading since the early 1800’s.
Island Riding Centre
Type
Type:
Horse Riding
Newport
At Island Riding Centre we offer a range of riding activities for all ages and abilities – the perfect place to saddle up. If you are learning to ride or an experienced horse rider, we have escapes and short riding breaks with or without your horse…
Bembridge Harbour Authority
Type
Type:
Sailing
ST HELENS
A leisure harbour with a residents' Marina, a visitors' Marina, 2 yacht clubs, an Angling Club, a commercial fishermans' pontoon & a variety of marine businesses.
Yarmouth Harbour
Type
Type:
Sailing
The Quay, Yarmouth
Welcome to Yarmouth Harbour – situated on the Isle of Wight’s northwest coast and gateway to West Wight’s Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
Sir John Oglander's Effigy
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
BRADING
The Oglander family were manorial lords at Nunwell from at least the 12th century. Their table tombs and memorials in Brading church are amongst the finest on the Island.
Sir John Oglander died in 1655 aged 70. His carved wooden effigy is of…
Oldest Timber House
Type
Type:
Historic House / Palace
BRADING
A black and white building in the heart of Brading village is thought to be the oldest timber-framed house on the Island. Despite its prettified appearance, it is substantially a two-bay jettied timber-framed house dating from around 1600 or earlier…
Earl Mountbatten Monument
Type
Type:
Historic Site
NEWPORT
Earl Mountbatten of Burma was the last Governor of the Isle of Wight. He held the position from 1965 until his death in 1979. He was killed by a bomb planted by the IRA that exploded on the boat he was sailing off the coast of the Republic of…
Queen Victoria Memorial
Type
Type:
Historic Site
NEWPORT
This elaborate memorial by Percy Stone is in front of the County Club in Newport, close to the corner with High Street. Queen Victoria died in 1901 and the memorial was unveiled two years later.
Its triangular base, with concave sides, stands on…
Queen Victoria's Church (St. Mildred's)
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
EAST COWES
This is the church used by Queen Victoria when she was in residence at Osborne House.
The church is run by volunteers and there is a guide on duty in the church.
Exhibition located within the Church and Church Centre:
There is a…
St Christopher Wall Painting
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
SHORWELL
Over the north door of the church of St Peter in the village of Shorwell, is an elaborate wall painting depicting scenes from the life of St Christopher.
The saint is shown bearing the Christ Child across a river, but also appears on the left by…
Shalfleet Tympanum
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
SHALFLEET
The Church of St Michael the Archangel at Shalfleet has a unique sculpted tympanum - the area above a lintel and the arch above it, or within a pediment. The north door is the oldest feature of the church and has been dated to the 12th century. A…
St. Agnes Church
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
FRESHWATER
The 1908 church, with thatched roof, wooden bell-turret and apse, is by the architect Isaac Jones. Its simple west elevation, with two small lancet windows flanked by buttresses, contrasts with the picturesque north frontage. Inside the walls are…
The Unknown Knight
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
GATCOMBE
An unusual wooden effigy to an unknown knight can be found in the medieval church at Gatcombe. It sits in a recess in the chancel and depicts a knight with crossed legs and a dog at his feet, as was the style in the 14th century. However, some of…
St George Church
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
ARRETON
St George, in the parish of Arreton, is one of the most remarkable churches on the Island, possibly the successor to an earlier late Saxon 'mother church'. The west wall is essentially late Saxon and the west part of the chancel is also of early…
St Boniface Old Church
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
BONCHURCH
The church was rebuilt in the 11th century, with the bell cote dating from the 16th century as does the bell. The muraled north wall is said to be from as early as the 7th century. The south porch was added in the 19th century.
St Lawrence Parish Church
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
ST LAWRENCE
This Victorian church was designed by the architect Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1878. The interior has hardly altered since the church was built.
The stained glass windows are mainly by Morris & Co., and date from about 1873. They were originally…
All Saints Church (Freshwater)
Type
Type:
Church / Chapel
FRESHWATER
The church is of Saxon origin and stands near the head of the tidal estuary of the River Yar.
The late Saxon church had an aisle-less nave. Some of the quoins (dressed stones at the angles of a building) at its north west and south west angles…
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