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From April 1607 three ships arrived in Jamestown the settlement..

The earliest instance of smuggling found on the Island

The 1968 festival was minuscule in comparison with the later shows ,..

The 1969 Isle of Wight Festival was a far more ambitious affair than..

The 1970 Pop Festival although better organised than previous..

Isle of Wight Workhouses up to 1834 and then Newport station and now..

The first is the big landslide at Gore Cliff in 1928 that cut off..

"The Prospect" A museum of great interest into the life and times of..

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Gloster Sheridan's Guide to The Isle of Wight 1832

The original lift was built in 1891 and replaced in 1957 with the current lift.

The Polish ORP Blyskawica Destroyer was back in Cowes for an emergeny refit, she had been originally built at J Samuel White in 1935/36 as one of..

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