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Originally only two men manned Lighthouse, so if one died the other was alone on the rock. Since then four men have been employed in the Service, three on the Lighthouse, one on shore

"Boy James" PZ 143 delivering supplies to the Longships lighthouse.
Same delivery as LIGHT 18PG 063 -67

Queens Square heading for St Marys Church. Passing Crysede Silk shop.

Remembrance Day Civic Parade passing through Quay Street, en route to War Memorial, Battery, Penzance
Road works exposing hole on Weigh Bridge by Harbour Office

Queens Square passing Crysede shop on the way to St Marys Church

Five men digging in very deep hole

Funeral of shipwrecked crew of Spanish coaster wrecked of Boscawen Point. The coffins are in Penzance cemetary

Drift reservoir surface nearly frozen over. Print from negative damaged and destroyed

Logan Rock being restored to position after being toppled by Lt. Goldsmith Royal Navy. It took upwards of 50 people and Machinery to reinstate.

Date of construction unknown Edmund Earl of Cornwall resided prior to 1300

Outside Trinity House, 2nd man from right is Jack Evans from Madron

The present appears to be a cow feeding from a bucket being held by farmhand

The present appears to be a cow feeding from a bucket being held by farmhand

Outside Trinity House