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Aunt Vida Inee Barnes
Wife to William Henry , Sennen
Baby Trevor


Trevor and David.

Two Nurses
Rowe And Friend
West Cornwall Hospital
Circa 1935.

Uncle William Henry Richards Youngest Son

A concert featuring a mixed choir and orchestra.

General View of Construction. One man can be seen standing on top of dam on left side. There are also men working on the other monolith on the scaffolding and at the base on a concrete pour.
Image is annotated "View of dam from right bank 1-1-60"

Photograph showing the damage to Mr. Jack Hitchen's bus garage during the Ash Wednesday Storm on March 7th 1962. The garage was situated next to the Tolcarne Inn, Newlyn.

There is an ornate tower in several sections.

Image is annotated "Construction in overflow weir section 1-1-1960"
Couple of men centre bottom

Image shows men working at the base of the monolith during a concrete pour. Two men working on bare scaffolding above with no harnesses or safety equipment.
Annotated "Construction work on lemftbank 1-1-60"
Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros,…

On the back of the photograph is written Cornwall Organisists' Association. The photo appears to show a presentation to the man on the left. He wearing a medal on a ribbon.

Image showing men working as concrete is being poured. The image is annotated "Concrete being placed. Overflow weir section 1-1-60"
Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros, Penzance"

There are two silhouettes, a drawn portrait and two classical images. The names Maria and Jane Porter are written under the silhouettes.

A group of people at a Remembrance Day event, some carrying wreaths. The man in the front row on the right also appears in M. 2955.

Photograph from a newspaper.

An unidentified gentleman carrying a poppy wreath on Remembrance Day. (see also M.2956)

Close view of construction , taken on same day as DD.045. Men can be seen standing at the base of the monolith and one at the bottom of the image.
It is annotated "Profile of monolith on right bank"