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Postcard Early view Perranuthnoe Beach towards Cudden Point few buildings c1930.
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Postcard Fish Quay Newlyn Fish carts Baskets boats Luggers.
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Postcard Hill's Hotel at the Lizard buses AF 66 AF 64 car AF 16? people.
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Postcard Market Jew looking up towards the Market House and the Chemist Symonds later Peasegoods.
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Postcard Morrab Road c1900 old Pram.
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Postcard New Harbour Road horse and Fish Cart people fishermen.
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Group of RNAS Servicemen. Image includes William James (Jim) Rogers who served in 1917-1918. The postcard was sent on 15 September 1917 from William to his brother Charles. The postcard was sent from Norwood, near Crystal Palace where RNAS was…

Postcard poss Coronation George V Market Jew Street crowded with people carts horses flags and bunting.. Red Ensign on the Market House amongst the flags one with 'SUNNYSIDE'.
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Postcard Promenade Penzance from Alexandra road towards the Mounts Bay house - Queens tennis courts.. horse drawn coaches.
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Postcard Richards four horse Excursion Car with passengers, Promenade junction of Alexandra Road and the Western Promenade, c.1900..

Postcard St Johns Hall Alverton Penzance showing the Fountain.
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Postcard The Bathing Beach Penzance towards Newlyn - bathing huts - people on the beach - costume.
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Postcard The Promenade Penzance towards the Queens - Folly House - before the Pavillion.
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Praa Sands from the East

A group of workmen at work pre-assembling the top of the Eddystone Rock Lighthouse.

Prebendary P Hedgland portrait (neg) Morrab Library.

Leonora Trehair, manageress, presenting a cheque to a winner. The Ritz Cinema became a bingo hall in 1965, Mrs Trehair retired in 1966.

Leonora Trehair, on the right, manageress of Ritz Bingo Hall, Penzance presenting a prize.
Stamped on the reverse by Richards Brothers, Penzance.
Mrs Trehair was manageress from 1965-1966, before retiring.

Mr W Prodgers, District Manager, presenting Rosie Bottrell, usherette and cleaner, with an award, other staff looking on.