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Grain being bagged up to help maintain an even keel. Unidentified vessel possibly in Penzance harbour

Men bagging grain into sacks to help ship maintain an even keel. Unidentified damaged ship

Flower boxes being unloaded from the 'Scillonian' in Penzance harbour. St Mary's Church is in the background and the warehouse of Pool & Son, which was in Dock Lane, can also be seen. Pool & Son were wine and spirits merchants. Quay Bollard…

Cardinham Church and Tower.

Grid reference, SX 1230 6869
For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6290&resourceID=1020

Card from Crosbie Garstin from Matabeland South Africa

Carclaze china clay drying sheds with wagons and horses.

Carbis Bay, St Ives reproduced, Lithograph in a commercial album; The Album of Cornwall Views. Published by Charles, Reynolds & Co. 26 and 27 Milk Street, London, E.C. c1890.

General overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Perranporth

Overview

Overview

Looking towards St. Ives

Overview (Duplicate of 263)

Overview

Sepia style view of Carbis Bay to the South-East

Multi view, St. Ives area

Photograph of a caravanserai at an unknown location in Persia (Iran). A caravanserai was a place for travellers to rest on journeys across the network of trade routes.

A caravanserie (where travellers could rest whilst on the trade routes in Asia) at an unknown location.
There is an illegible signature (?) in the bottom left hand corner of the photograph.