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Grave Stone in Campbells Creek Cemetery in Victoria Australia. This was a gold prospecting area near Ballarat. There are very few gravestones here as families were too poor to afford them at the time.

Dolly Pentreath reputed to be the last person who conversed in the Cornish Language

Gravestone of Sir Humphry Davy also see RHF 28/132 & ANGOVE STAT 6.011.

A Great Fowler blowing engine.

Cast by L & C Howell at Hawarden Iron Works Flintshire 1865 & workedfor 30 years 50ft diam x 4ft wide

Cast by L & C Howell at Hawarden Iron Works Flintshire 1865 & workedfor 30 years 50ft diam x 4ft wide.
Dismantled and waiting for suitable site for re-erection. (?)

Storm damage central Penzance promenade

Very overcrowded Bus used on Helston-Lizard run. Large advert for shops in Abergaveny: W. Bevan furnishing, ironmonger. Unreadable advert on side originally read: "Go to R.M. Williams for spectacles for all sights. Eye specialist and optician, Cross…

These Buses opened up many narrow road routes in Cornwall

PREVREF 1867 & 1857 duplicates

In the Narrows, bottom of St Peter's Hill

Green Market Wagonette

Green Market with cars AF 1673 Western End Market House before Alterations to Lloyds Bank. left to R Midland Bank opened 1925 Timothy Whites 1915 Market House built 1838 Public Benefit Boot Co Later Lennards shoe shop

Green Market /Market Place, Penzance.
Shakerly Chemist .Rossiter Jeweller

Green Market Hoblyn's Saddlery & Harness stores now Andrew Wartha's - Triggs Tea & Coffee Rooms c 1902/7 ( Kelly's). Jubillee Bunting Coronation Edward?

Green Market, Penzance.
Hand coloured postcard . Showing the Public Benifit Boot Company, before Midland Bank.