Post World War One multiview cards were very different in style from those published before the war. The two examples here show a variety of views around the village, with the top card the earlier of the two. On that postcard is an image of the main part of the Royal Hotel building which had, somewhat disastrously for the village, burned down the previous year, i.e. in 1929 (see The Royal Hotel).

The second multiview postcard also shows an ill-fated building. In this case it is the large building beside the fish pond in the Matlock [Bath Grand Pavilion] image. It was also destroyed by fire, just a couple of months before the Royal Hotel. This was not a good time for the village and the effects of the two fires were felt for some years afterwards.

The card's publisher, Charles M. Jamson, originally produced cards under the Donlion label. The five views on this card are of: High Tor | Matlock [Bath Grand Pavilion] Switzerland View (produced by Donlion) Lovers Walk [with Grand Pavilion] | [untitled] view of the Lovers' Walks and Boats.