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Latham Berm. Showing damage to sea wall.

A close up of floor tiles and patterned floor tiles at the base of the font.

The patterned tiles are a mix of the smaller rose pattern tiles and the larger Tudor rose pattern tiles.

Letter of reply from Mr F H Murton from Penwith Council regarding the refurbishment of the Promenade and sea wall in Penzance. Written to Mr Tresider and recognising his valued contribution.

A close up of floor tiles and patterned floor tiles at the base of the font.

The patterned tiles are a mix of rose pattern tiles, flower pattern tiles and at the bottom you can see part of the larger Tudor rose pattern tiles.

A letter from Peter H Tresider to Mr Morton from Penwith Council regarding the repairs to the promenade and sea wall in Penzance.

G A Property Services premises, Chapel Street, Penzance. The decorative column on the right is part of the Egyptian House.

This appears to be the last match of the season as they are still padded up and holding a trophy.

Boots the Chemist premises, Market Jew Street, Penzance

A photograph of Market Jew Street, showing Manfield shoe shop in the middle, with H. Samuel jewellers on the right and Fosters menswear on the left.

This is a large group of men, some in suits as well as those in rugby kit, with a large trophy.

A play area at the Boating Pool at the Mennaye, with large pipes to crawl through and a stone climbing structure. The gate at the back connects Alexandra Road and Lariggan.

This is a photo of a newspaper clipping and lists the team members' names:
Back row: W. Hocking, F. Casey, C. Penrose, H. Jennings, B. Allen, J. Douglas, W. Wallis, F. Bryant
Front Row: G. Bennetts, J. Thomas, K. Gilbert (Capt.), G. Gilbert, B.…

Princes Street, Penzance, showing the Telephone Exchange building on the left. Princes Street links Chapel Street with New Street.

This shows the Cornwall Junior Champions, 1911-12.