Romney Marsh Stereocards
This is a collection of stereocards depicting scenes from the Romney Marsh in South Kent. The Romney Marsh is a larger expanse of land reclaimed or 'inned' from the sea since Roman times. Now largely a farming community the area is perhaps most famous for its smuggling history and the excellent collection of mediaeval churches many of which appear in these stereocards.
The stereocards are presented as two versions together in one image. The top card in each image has the stereo pictures presented in parallel format. The lower image in each case has the stereo pictures presented in cross eyed format.
The stereocards are presented as two versions together in one image. The top card in each image has the stereo pictures presented in parallel format. The lower image in each case has the stereo pictures presented in cross eyed format.

Dymchurch Martello Tower 24 in 3D

Edith Nesbit grave at St. Mary in the Marsh in 3d

New Romney Old School ariel view in 3d

Newchurch Village on the Romney Marsh in 3d.

Norman West door of St. Nicholas Church New Romney in 3d

Snargate Church in 3d

St. Marys in the Marsh in 3d
