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Mackerel Driver Pz 2575 of Mousehole
A mackerel driver (PZ 2575) of Mousehole.
Clipper Bow Steam Yacht & other Boats Penzance
Clipper bow steam yacht and other boats in Penzance
This print is laterally reversed. See 1532
This print is laterally reversed. See 1532
RMS Deerhound used on Scilly Run
RMS Deerhound, used on Scilly run.
Scillonian aground during wartime
Scillonian aground during wartime (see SHIP 4.030)
Holidaymakers boarding Scillonian III Penzance
Built 1977 cost £2M. Passenger capacity 600
Scillonian II alongside Pz before last trip
Before last trip of Scillonian II
PREVREF 1514 duplicate photo
PREVREF 1514 duplicate photo
Scillonian II alongside at Pz before last tripSh
Last trip of the Scillonian II at Penzance.
Marconi Signal Station at Poldhu Transmitter
DUPLICATE OF COMM 6.005
View from Porthcurno of Marconi Signal Station at Poldhu Transmitter on the Lizard Peninsula, from where Eastern Telegraph Co conducted industrial espionage.
General view of Poldhu Wireless Station. These 300-foot timber…
View from Porthcurno of Marconi Signal Station at Poldhu Transmitter on the Lizard Peninsula, from where Eastern Telegraph Co conducted industrial espionage.
General view of Poldhu Wireless Station. These 300-foot timber…
Scene from Prophesy to the Wind
Scene from 'Prophesy to the Wind' by Norman Nicholson at the Minack Theatre.
Scene from The Tempest at the Minack
A scene from 'The Tempest' at the Minack Theatre.
Scene from The Tempest at Minack Theatre
Scene from 'The Tempest' at the Minack Theatre.
Scene from The Tempest at Minack Theatre
Scene from 'The Tempest' at the Minack Theatre.
Original Performance Midsummers Nights Dream
The original performance of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' (including Rowena Cade) at Crean, St Buryan on 23 August 1929.
Original Performance Midsummer Nights Dream
The original performance of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' (including Rowena Cade) at Crean, St Buryan on 23 August 1929.
Scene from Jackdaw of Rheims at Minack
In the summer of 1935, a triple bill was presented by local players. They were 'The Play of the Weather' by John Heywood, 'Gringerie' by an anonymous writer and 'The Jackdaw of Rheims' by Richard H. Barham. They were produced by Dorothy Valentine and…
Scene from The Tempest at Minack
Scene from 'The Tempest' at the Minack Theatre, in August 1932. Ariel about to make a dramatic entry from the high granite wings.
Rowena Cade & Richard Angove at Minack
Minack Theatre founder Rowena Cade pictured talking to Richard Angove.
Dorothy Rowena Cade Founder Minack Theatre
Dorothy Rowena Cade, founder of the Minack Theatre.
PREVREF 1499 duplicate photo
PREVREF 1499 duplicate photo