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Shops at the bottom end of the Terrace, Market Jew Street, Penzance
Located at the corner of Wood Street, formerly the The Central hotel, later Jacob's General Outfitters
Shops on the Terrace, Market Jew Street, Penzance
The image features Smith's Gents Outfitters premises close by to the Market House and the Humphry Davy statue
Newlyn Foreshore with view of Champion's Slip and the Industrial Buildings
Fisherman besides upturned boat
Newlyn Slip
Along Fore Street to the South, close up of JDC 218
Image taken at Tammo de Jongh's 'Fools Paradise Party' at the Collingwood's 'Hut'.
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Tammo de Jongh's 'Fools Paradise Party' at the Collingwood's 'Hut'.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham:
'Collingwoods' Tammo Party'
'Collingwoods' Tammo Party'
Dirk Collingwood (grandson of Lawrence Collingwood) (Right)
moving timber with the help of friends.
written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham:
'Dirk Collingwood (R) moving timber, with the help of friends.'
We have seen from Serena Wadham's notes that the M3 motorway was about to be built requiring the demolition of the Collingwood's…
'Dirk Collingwood (R) moving timber, with the help of friends.'
We have seen from Serena Wadham's notes that the M3 motorway was about to be built requiring the demolition of the Collingwood's…
Collingwood family playing 'Fernocky'.Andrew Collingwood 2nd from left.
Written on the back by Serena Wadham:
'"Fernocky" - a game played by the Collingwood family since 1939 when Andrew invented it. Rules are slightly similar to those of hockey'
'"Fernocky" - a game played by the Collingwood family since 1939 when Andrew invented it. Rules are slightly similar to those of hockey'
Anrew Collingwood, and Tammo de Jongh lead a discussion in the Collingwood's hut.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham:
'left: Andrew Collingwood. Right: Tammo de Jongh, portrait painter, leads a discussion in the Collingwood's 'Hut"'
'left: Andrew Collingwood. Right: Tammo de Jongh, portrait painter, leads a discussion in the Collingwood's 'Hut"'