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Sketch from the Tour Journal of Caroline Anne Borlase 1875-77 Chateau des Tilleghemm near Bruges p1. 1875-77..

Description
Halliggye fogou near Mawgan. For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6872&resourceID=1020
Grid Reference, SW 7131 2394

Sketch 'African Village' from an account of a voyage to Guinea Coast by Christopher Borlase p7. 1749-50.. 'A Short account of a Voyage to the Coast of Guinea in HMS Surprise1749-50' by Christopher Borlase

Sketch Widow bird p45(b) from Book of Drawings by Christopher Borlase Midshipman RN . 1729-50..

Sketch Water Spout p46 from Book of Drawings by Christopher Borlase Midshipman RN. 1729-50..

Sketch Spoonbill p45 from Book of Drawings by Christopher Borlase Midshipman RN . 1729-50..

Sketch Galleon p1 from Book of Drawings by Christopher Borlase Midshipman RN . 1729-50..

Six young girls standing in the grounds of St Gertrude's School. There is a statue of the Madonna and child in the background.
Identified by Wendy Drew (nee Richards, contemporary)
L-R: back row - Ann Chudleigh,Barbara Beckerleg, Dora or Laura…

Six little girls wearing summer dresses, possibly at St Gertrude's School fete.
Identified by Wendy Drew (nee Richards) as L-R back row Barbara Beckerleg, Laura or Dora Decum from Malaysia?, Pat Polgreen. Front row Ann Chudleigh, Maria (Mary)…

Six adults smartly dressed, arranged for portrait

Wrongly identified as Two Boys, re-identified as Lyonesse .(Mr Pender & Douglas Williams.)
Catch of 70,000 fish (7 Lasts)

Sitting Room scene with two men

Two images, one of Marjorie and Reggie and the other of an unidentified woman

Two images, one of Barbara and Reggie playing, wearing swimsuits and the other of Marjorie and Reggie with an unidentified woman. They are sitting on a beach by a stone wall.

Sitting on air in the Molberg dive

St. Sithney Parish Church, exterior view

The picture of the sisters was taken by a street photographer using a movie camera

Sir Walter Scott's View from Bemersyde Hill