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Norman Nicholls in from of the shop opened by his father, Issac in 1934. Business closed on Norman's retirement in 1985. Issac ran a business at no. 43 from 1924.

Camping on St Ives Island with Porthmeor beach in background.

He joined the newspaper team about 1984. Died 11 Nov 2004.
Photo taken in the Union Hotel by Trevor Burston.
Further information can be found in Martin Val Bakers memoirs. A chapter about the Peninsular voice is held with Peters photo at the…

Staff and van outside the post office.

Looking down

The wooden viaduct was washed away fir the second time in 1868. Locomotive AMIAS No 3276 introduced in 1898.
Viaduct replaced by stone one in 1928 then an embankment in 1939

On left hand side of Causeway Head, No 31
Last day of trading July 1973

Taken around the time of the coronation of King Edward VII
Isaac and Arthur Fuzzey and John Fuzzey is also listed in Kelly's Directory. Also undertakers.

shows the entrance to the Fradgan. Building extreme right is the earlier Fisherman's Mission

Possibly the back with the Croquet lawn. note nurses uniform.

Opened in 1953

Newlyn harbour at high tide. A stone boat just leaving. South pier to the right with the lighthouse, and the raised loading gantry in view. To the left is the North pier where the fishing vessels moor up. The tower of St Marys church far left.

Before demolition of the Balcony.

Market Jew Street, Penzance with crowds of people. In the centre there seems to be a collection for the cigarette fund for “Our brave men at the front.”