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Photograph showing the damage to Mr. Jack Hitchen's bus garage during the Ash Wednesday Storm on March 7th 1962. The garage was situated next to the Tolcarne Inn, Newlyn.

There is an ornate tower in several sections.

On the back of the photograph is written Cornwall Organisists' Association. The photo appears to show a presentation to the man on the left. He wearing a medal on a ribbon.

There are two silhouettes, a drawn portrait and two classical images. The names Maria and Jane Porter are written under the silhouettes.

A group of people at a Remembrance Day event, some carrying wreaths. The man in the front row on the right also appears in M. 2955.

Photograph from a newspaper.

An unidentified gentleman carrying a poppy wreath on Remembrance Day. (see also M.2956)

Mounts Bay School, Heamoor, schoolboy in hockey kit. (see also M. 2953 for same boy)

An unidentified boy in Mount's Bay School, Heamoor, uniform. Two badges on his lapel.

Photograph of Marie Western, a well-known singer in the local area.

An unidentified man, with cigarette in mouth, standing in what may possibly be a small forge. There is a fire burning and various items surrounding him.

This is a photocopy of a class photograph at an unidentified school

Hayle Rugby Football Club 1948-49, with the players named.

Group of 11 soldiers photographed whilst off duty, sitting/standing beside a tent. Two of the men are cleaning their boots.

Photograph of Newlyn RFC team, taken in the late 1930s

Mousehole Football team photographed on 12th August 1987, when they played against a team from Manchester United at Trundle Park.

Mousehole harbour busy with fishing boats and punts