A collage of 4 images showing a small Jewish boy and girl riding bikes. The girl turns her bicycle upside-down to 'investigate' [See caption 369.N.ii]
A Corner of Old Port Isaac Pen & Ink Drawing
Print taken from a book. Clive Carter 83.
A study of a typical Cornish Fishwife in traditional working clothes on Market Jew Street, Penzance. The Humphrey Davy Statue is featured in the background
The end wall with plaster exposed shows the Cob construction. Cob is a natural building material made from sub soil, water, fibrous organic material and sometimes lime
A couple riding in a pony and trap together with a Lady holding bicycle. Identified as Aunt E Stephens and Mrs A Reynolds.
Vine Cottage, Boase Street, Newlyn. (unwritten reverse. )The image on the obverse of this postcard is identical to BUILD.PC.O46
Vine Cottage, Boase Street, Newlyn, with hand written message to the reverse to a recipient in New Malden, Surrey. The image to the obverse of this postcard is identical to BUILD.PC.047
A cross section of Chapel Carn Brea. Taken from 'Archaeologia' vol XLIX p 196
A cross section of Chapel Carn Brea. Taken from 'Archaeologia' vol XLIX p 196 Grid reference, SW385 280
A crowd of men surround an old woman (Aggie) who is preaching. The men are laughing and pretending to kiss her.
A caption reads: 'Erin Pizzy writes about the men who need protection.'
A crowd of women and children watching a street event in Islington
Islington During the time that Serena Wadham lived there, from the late 1960s to 1987, the borough became increasingly mixed, with a large white working-class population rubbing shoulders with incoming young professionals and increasing numbers of new immigrants. Serena Wadham's flat in Noel Road was a few minutes walk from the Regent's Park Canal, Islington's crowded shopping streets and markets, and the new high-rise Packington Estate. The grittiness of her many street photographs now seems reminiscent of- and was perhaps influenced by- contemporary TV docu-dramas such as 'Cathy Come Home' and 'Edna The Inebriate Woman'. She made many images of children, a subject that - even for a female photographer- would be problematical today.
A Deadlock A caricature of Laura Knight's 1914 RA exhibit 'March Many Weathers'
A Deadlock A caricature of Laura Knight's 1914 RA exhibit March Many Weathers'
A Dennis Charabanc, an early open top bus used for sight seeing, beach excursions and annual works outings .
A derelict old ship's lifeboat at the Old (Medieval) Pier, Newlyn.
End of the Old Pier is on the far right, looking across to the North Pier. Low buildings can be seen on the distant North Pier, indicating a time after WW2.
A distant view of Wherrytown and Penzance showing Bodilly's Mill and Serpentine Works .
A distribution map of megalithic monuments and ancient mines in Sapin and Westerm France.