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Richards Photograph. Penzance. St Michael's Mount is a historic tidal castle which dominates Mount's Bay. It is thought to have been part of the mainland and thus named as the Breton counterpart Mont St Michel. Dating from earliest history, events…

Richards Photograph of St Michael's Mount with the tide out, as seen from Marazion. Duplicate of BUILD 8.007.

Richards Photograph of St Michael's Mount with the tide out, seen from Marazion. Duplicate of BUILD 8.006.

Pen and ink drawing torn from a book

Staff and probationers waiting on the cliffside for the arrival of a cable ship to lay a shore-end into the beach in 1876. Note: the new staff quarters in the background. The small wooden hut was then the cable terminal to be expanded to a bigger…

L to R: C T Angove (manager), Iris Lamb, Clarice Jenkin, Olive Jenkin, Dorothy Harvey, Vera Trembath, Chrissie Harvey
Same group and location as PEOP 4.003 and PEOP 6.001

Full information and names lodged in Local History File

Staff at Porthcurno Cable Station.

Staff (Richard Angove with Mr Elms and Mr Gibbens) in Cable & Wireless Control Room, Porthcurno

Staff at Carnhell Green Cheese factory in 1918. With them are Mr & Mrs Eustice of Bezurrel Farm (third from left, back row & seventh from left, second row). Others: Mr & Mrs Berryman (Hayle) Mrs Stanley Jacka (sythney) Mrs Osborne (Truro) Mrs Fred…

Staff photo of Penzance locomotive railway depot.

Annual staff outing of brewers Starkey, Knight & Ford (to Paignton), with plenty of beer in evidence. Group in and in front of charabanc, with men all wearing hats.

Start of construction work on Mary Williams Pier in Newlyn.

The start of work on Mary Williams Pier in Newlyn.

Photo by Tony Carney
Same as STAT 6.001

Memorial of Sir Francis Drake (1540-1596) against backdrop of Whitelegg's Big Wheel on Plymouth Hoe