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There is a royal crest on the front and it is decorated with crowns and flags.

There is a footbridge between two buildings which appear to cross a line, though this cannot be seen as there is a large fence running between the buildings.

This is a photocopy of a proof photograph showing five women working in a sewing room, possibly making curtains.
See also m.2992 - 2996

Photocopy of a print of the interior of Whites Furniture store in Fore Street, St. Ives. See M.2992 - M. 2997

A photograph of the interior of Whites Furniture Store, Fore Street, St. Ives.
See also M.2992 - M.2997

A colour photograph of the exterior of Whites Furnishers in St. Ives
See also M. 2992 - M.2997

Two photocopies of the exterior of Whites Furniture store in Fore Street, St. Ives.
See also M. 2992 - M.2997

The girls are sitting outside a school building and are dressed in their own clothes (not uniforms).

This is a photocopy of a photograph of four people, with an arrow indicating Phyllis Gotch, Marquise of Verdieres. The original photograph is in the John Wallis collection

Written on the back of this photograph is 'Clear up after the blaze, 1910 Newlyn". The photo shows a group of men, including policemen, and a woman pouring a drink for a policeman who may have been injured as he is not wearing his helmet, but has a…

Newlyn fish market, with stacks of fish boxes in the foreground. (The photograph is stamped 5 March 2012 on the reverse).

They are sitting outside, and there are some very young children sitting at the front,

An aerial view of Mousehole harbour. Stamped Feb 1988 on the reverse.

They are sitting outside, with wicker hamper in the foreground with three pudding basins on it. Some of the boys in the front row are wearing hobnail boots.

Newlyn R.F.C. 1935

A class at St. Hilary School, taken around 1965. The Headmaster Mr. Hart is standing at the back right and class teacher Mrs. Avis Martin is at the back left.

The Queen talks to Mousehole schoolchildren during her visit to Newlyn harbour in 1980.
See also M. 2983 and M.2984.