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Parts of Trees which become visible after Heavy Seas foreshore Penzance" Edward Richards Album. c 1920.. Believed to be part of the Forest that was once in the Bay

Paul Cricket Club, 1938 Local Champions. (shown on back of photograph)

Paul hill Curnows orchard on right Orchard place name still remains O N 24.

A class photograph from Paul School circa 1934. (information on reverse of photo)

Paul Village Brass Band All named.

Paul Village Brass Band in Western National Car photographed in the Square off for a trip?.. seven members named the drum is now in Paul Church.

Pavilion and promenade , Penzance showing Folly House and other early cottages.
Extracted from a 6 view letter card. c 1935.

Peace Day was a commemoration held on 19 July 1919 throughout the United Kingdom and the British Empire, to mark the signing of the Treaty of Versailles that finally ended the First World War.

Pearks Grocery Stores (next to the Post Office) at the Opening in 1930 with six male staff.

Penalverne House, Penzance.
Last Occupant, Mrs Florence Hankey

Penberth Cove

Penberth Cove

Penberth Cove

Penberth Cove looking towards the sea.

Pencil drawing of West end of Market House taken down in 1836.

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

Pendeen lighthouse possibly Gibson.

Group of eleven children outside Mrs Kevern's Shop named by Mr Olds

Pengersick Castle plans drawings and engraving of the paintings and biblical references in proverbs (RHPF 4/30). taken from plans drawings

Pengersick"Castle P L 84.