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Same group and location as PEOP 4.003 and FARM 4.002

Modern copy of an old photo. Looking east towards Hayle from Bridge. Note Earthenware Water Carrier with Pitchers with water from Shoot which was up road to the left of Horse & Cart. Part of the Star Inn on the left.

Modern copy of an old photo. Looking west towards Pz. In the distance on right is Star Inn. The Wooden Gable ended shop on the left is that of Mr Harvey who traded as a Basket Maker.

Modern copy of an old photo. Photograph taken from outside Old Inn on extreme right. Opposite is the Old Smithy owned by Ernest Curnow who lived in adjoining house with Post Box in Wall. Lane at end of his house led to cottages known as The…

Modern copy of an old photoCrowlas Town looking West towards the Bridge & Star Inn. Many of theGardens & Walls were changed when A30 built in early 1930s

Modern copy of an old photo

Detailed view of carved exterior. Refer to ENT 8.1 & ENT 6.3 1911 98 Key Marenghi "Military Band" Organ playing the Melodies of the Masters. Travelled with Anderton & Rowland Venetian Gondolas & Dragon Scenic Rides until late 1930

Refer to ENT 6.3 & ENT 10.1 1911 98 Key Marenghi Military Band Organplaying the Melodies of the Masters.

Redruth Anderton & Rowland & Whiteleggs 1909 Burrell 3159 Gladiator with 1875 Gavioli Organ purchased from Len & Jack Cole, Leeds

A 1911 ninety-eight key Marenghi Military Band Organ with the inscription, 'Playing the Melodies of Masters'.

(Refer to ENT 8.001 and ENT 10.001)

Steam ploughing by brothers Robin & Charles Daniel. The plough is a 5 furrow antibalance plough built by Fowlers of Leeds in 1911. The plough was pulled by 2 Steam Traction Engines positioned at oppositeends of the field.

Possibly captured U-Boats 1914-18 war

"Fleets of Peace & War" in Mounts Bay

Royal Navy fleet in Mounts Bay
Richards Photograph HPF Ref 25/56

Possibly Gustav Hamel at Trengwainton

East Pool & Agar Ltd 70 fathom Level in the Copper Workings of the Mine. Photo by J C Burrow FRPS.

Bus registration T 1406. Early bus services met with many "teething troubles" on the hilly unmetalled roads of Cornwall at the turn of the century. All the neighbours turn out to watch the event. Picturepurchased over 40 years ago.