Jenkinson's Smaller Practical Guide to the Isle of Wight
Edition: Second edition, with two maps
Publisher: EDWARD STANFORD, 55, CHARING CROSS, S.W.
Published: 1879
Place of publication: London, England
Number of pages: 199
Table of contents: title: Introduction ix; title: RYDE SECTION.; title: Ryde 1; title: Ryde to Sea View and St. Helens, by the seashore 10; title: Ryde to Sea View and St. Helens, by the road 14; title: Ryde to Binstead Church, Quarr Abbey, Fishbourne, and Wootton; and back by Haven Street and Aldermoor Mill 17; title: Ryde to Newport, by Wootton Bridge 23; title: Ryde to Newport, by Haven Street and Stapler's Heath 25; title: Ryde to Ashey Down and Nunwell, by Aldermoor Mill, and back by Smallbrook 26; title: Ryde to Brading, Sandown, Shanklin, Bonchnrch, and Ventnor 29; title: Ryde to Ventnor, by railway 39; title: Ryde to Newport, by railway 41; title: SANDOWN SECTION.; title: Saadown 42; title: Sandown to Shanklin, by the shore 45; title: Sandown to Shanklin, by the cliff 46; title: Sandown to Red Cliff 47; title: Sandown to Bembridge Down, the Culver Cliff, and Whitecliff Bay 48; title: Sandown to Yaverland and Bembridge, and back by the seashore 52; title: Sandown to Brading, Ashey, Messly, and Arreton downs 57; title: Sandown to Alverstone, Knighton, and Newchurch 61; title: Sandown to Queen's Bower 64; title: SHANKLIN SECTION.; title: Shanklin 66; title: Shanklin Chine 68; title: Luccombe Chine 71; title: Shanklin to Cook's Castle, and Shanklin Down 72; title: Shanklin to Apse, America, Ilinham, and Languard 74; title: VENTNOR SECTION.; title: Ventnor 75; title: Bonchurch 78; title: Ventnor to Shanklin, by the sea-cliffs and the Landslip 83; title: Ventnor to Shanklin, by the seashore 86; title: Ascent of St. Boniface Down 87; title: Ventnor to Freshwater, Alum Bay, and The Needles; by the Undercliff, Black Gang, and Brixton 90; title: Ventnor to Black Gang, by the sea-cliffs 107; title: Ventnor to Black Gang, by the seashore 110; title: Ventnor to Black Gang and St. Catherine's Down, by the Inland Cliff; and back by Niton and Whitwell 112; title: Ventnor to Carisbrooke and Newport, by Black Gang, Chale, and Gatcombe; and back by Arreton, Godshill, and Appuldurcombe 118; title: Ascent of Steephill, Week, and Appnldnrcombe Downs 127; title: Black Gang to Freshwater Gate, by the sea-cliffs 129; title: Black Gang to Freshwater Gate, by the seashore 132; title: FRESHWATER SECTION.; title: Freshwater 135; title: A walk oyer the High Down to Scratchell's Bay, The Needles, and Alum Bay 137; title: A sail from Freshwater Gate to the Caves under the Main Bench Cliffs, and thence to Scratchell's Bay, The Needles, and Alum Bay 143; title: A walk along the seashore from Alum Bay to Yarmouth, and thence to Cowes 47; title: Headon Hill 150; title: Alum Bay to Yarmouth, by the road 150; title: Yarmouth 151; title: Yarmouth to Newport, by Shalfleet 153; title: Freshwater Gate to Newport, by Calbourne 156; title: Freshwater Gate to Carisbrooke and Newport, along the tops of the Downs 159; title: COWES SECTION; title: Cowes 163; title: Slatwoods, Norris Castle, East Cowes Castle, Osborne House, Whippingham Church, and Northwood Church 166; title: Newport 172; title: Carisbrooke : the Castle, Roman Villa, Church, and Priory 180; title: Newport to West Cowes, by Parkhurst Barracks and Prison 185; title: Newport to Shorwell 186; title: Ascent of Pan Down and St. George's Down, from Newport 187; title: A walk from West Cowes, round North wood Park Wall 189; title: West Cowes to Gurnard Bay and Newtown, and to Newport through Parkhurst Forest 189; title: Cowes to Ryde, by Wootton Bridge 191; title: Index 195