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Another view from the cliff of the Belgian trawler ashore after thick fog at Gurnard's Head, Zennor, near St Ives.
All the crew were saved except for the fifteen year old cabin boy.
See also WRECKS 32HG 066.

Another view from the cliff of the Belgian trawler ashore after thick fog at Gurnard's Head, Zennor, near St Ives.
All the crew were saved except for the fifteen year old cabin boy.
See also WRECKS 32HG 066.

Taken by Gibson Penzance Nos 35 36 37

Taken by Gibson Penzance Nos 35 36 37

A typical water-binding team at turn of Century
6 working men posing
No 4913 Built by Welling Porter Ltd, Rochester, Kent

Owned by Paul Antell of Dorset

Single Funnel steam powered Naval Ship

Single Funnel ship at anchor

Postcard plus an enlarged copy

former mayor of Paddington

Sir Humphry Davy Grave Monument, Geneva
During a visit to Switzerland Sir Humphry Davy died in Geneva, on 29th May 1829, and was buried there.

Sir Humphry Davy hatchment. Tablet with deceased armorial bearing "Controlled Fire leads to a Safe Life" Ref Cornish Heraldry D Endean Iyall

Sir Humphry Davy in The Chair as President of the Royal Society presented by Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston (Great Nephew)

Sir Walter Scott's View from Bemersyde Hill

The picture of the sisters was taken by a street photographer using a movie camera