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Black and white view of Tenby and Caldey Island. The town and church are on the right with Castle Hill, the Royal Victoria Pier, built 1897, the lifeboat slipway on the left. St Catherine's Island/fort can be seen behind the pier, Caldey Island is visible on the horizon. Wooden fishing vessels seem to be heading for Tenby. Date of postcard is unknown but probably early 20th century.

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