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Ile de France at Plymouth 44153 Tons 23 Knots
793 Ft long 1573 passengers
Aerial view of 35655 Ton Cunard Liner Mauretania
Built at Cammell Laird at Birkenhead in 1939. It was the largest liner to be built in England at 739 feet long and 1.170 passengers. Trooping between N Atlantic and Australia she encircled the world in 81 1/2 days, faster than any other ship. Biggest…
Cross Road at Godolphin Cross Coach & 3 Horses
PREVREF 968 Duplicate of this Photo
The Wheel Inn at Tresillian Thatched Rood
The Wheel Inn at Tresillian, photographed in July 1982. The photo shows the thatched roof and wheel, and two bicycles in front of the inn.
Fairground Engine The Iron Maiden
The Iron Maiden fairground engine. "Mighty in Strength and Endurance".
Anderton & Rowland Engine & Fair Organ
Anderton & Rowland engine and fair organ in Mawla.
Porthtowan Players performing by Marenghi Organ
Porthtowan Players
Porthtowan Players performing by Marenghi Organ
Porthtowan Players performing
Porthtowan Players performing by Marenghi Organ
Porthtowan Players performing with Marenghi organ in the background.
Unknown Fairground & Trailer on the road
Unidentified fairground tractor and trailer on the road.
Anderton & Rowland Gladiator Engine
An Anderton & Rowland Gladiator Engine in Mowla (Redruth).
Fair Organ at St Buryan Rally
Fair organ at St Buryan Rally
Anderton & Rowland Fair at Falmouth Moor 1920s
An Anderton & Rowland 'Scenic' ride (left) and an 'Alpine Glide' (centre) dominate this photo of Falmouth Moor fair in the 1920s. Note the central chimney pipes from the roundabouts which took the smoke and exhaust from the steam-propelled…
U S 10,000 Ton Liner Paris aground at Coverack
New York registered 10,000 ton liner aground at Lowland Point, Coerce. This wreck caused a world-wide sensation, attracting visitors in there thousands.
Pub in village named after this Ship
Pub in village named after this Ship
Keigwin Arms Mousehole Jenkin Keigwin killed
The Keigwin Arms, which was originally a manor house of the Keigwin family. Jenkin Keigwin was reputably killed at entrance by invading Spanish troops during the 1595 invasion.