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Six photographs taken at unknown locations.
Top two photographs are of an unidentified house surrounded by trees.
Middle two photographs of a large group of people in two horse drawn carriages.
Bottom two photographs show two children in a country…

Six photographs
Top row l-r An ornately carved empty frame. The interior of an unknown church.
Middle row l-r Photograph showing the ornately carved side panel of a large chair. Back of chair, also beautifully carved.
Bottom row l-r Front…

Top two photographs l-r Keigwin Arms in Mousehole and view looking down from Trereife crossroads towards Newlyn Coombe.
Second row l-r View of Mousehole village and another view of the Keigwin Arms looking down the lane
Third row l-r people…

Top two photographs l-r A view of Mevagissey harbour and a sea view taken from a coastal path
Middle row l-r Rural valley view and a view of Gwennap Pit. Gwennap Pit is an open air amphitheatre located at Bosveal, between St Day and Redruth. …

Top two photographs l-r Redruth Parish Church. This is the St Euny, the old Redruth parish church, situated at the foot of Cart Brea. The second photo is a view of the Thames Embankment.
The bottom photograph shows a cathedral window and in the…

Three photographs, uploaded individually as
ARMS LA1 012, 013, 014.
Recorded on page as Boulogne.

Album page is decorated with handpainted illustration of three children.

Page of two photos. See ARMS LA1 051 and 052
The cross is Trereife Cross, also known as Tremethick Cross.

Two photographs of snowy landscapes. See ARMS LA1 070 and LA1 071

Top photograph is a view of Mevagissey harbour.
Bottom photograph is of No. 3 Chypons Terrace, Newlyn. A man is standing outside the house, but note the boat which appears to be hanging on two metal posts, suspended at the front of the house.

The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustrations of a soldier and a young woman

The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustration of a fine plant spray.

See ARMS LA1 038 and 039

see ARMS LA1 008, 009, 010

First photograph of the Arcade in Exeter
Second photograph of the seafront in Dawlish

Two photographs, one of a church tower among trees and one a beach scene. See LA1 026 and LA1 027. Written notes on this page query whether this could be Truro Cathedral and a scene along the Cornish coast.

A page with two photographs and a written note stating Newlyn, Penzance and querying streets. See LA 029 and LA 030.

Two photographs are shown on this page.
The first is of the Lizard Lighthouse, showing the two lanterns which were present at the time.
The second shows water cascading down a cliff face onto sand at an unknown location.

The album page is decorated with handpainted grasses

Pageant procession.