'Assembly Shop' Possibly Penlee Quarry in the background.
Centre part of a school photo taken in 1931. Staff shown are Miss Sunter (secretary), Margaret Battersby, Alfreda Tresdale, Ethel Smith (second mistress), Violet Macpherson (Head) , Gertrude Jolly, Cynthia Havergal and Murial Mitchel.
'Elizabethan Pair', fancy dress at St Clare school for girls
The headmistress, Violet Mary Macpherson with a group of sixth form girls.
The grounds of Polwithen house when it was known as The Riviera Palace Hotel between 1902-1917.
Polwithen House was built for the banker William Bolitho about 1870. It was sold in 1902 to become the hotel. In 1918 the Penzance Church of England High School for girls took over the premises.
The Kindergarten form at Penzance Church of England High School for girls, Polwithen, Penzance
Headmistress of The Church of England School for Girls, Polwithen, Penzance. (later School of St. Clare)
Aerial photo of Penzance harbour car park.
Includes Humphry Davy school, station builds, wharf side up to gas works.
West View. From an etching. Similar to M.1310