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Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Sixth Form 1954

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Choir 1954

General overview of construction. The image is annotated "View looking upstream from right bank 30-6-60"

Newlyn fish market, with stacks of fish boxes in the foreground. (The photograph is stamped 5 March 2012 on the reverse).

View of foundation work, several men working by the concrete chute. The image is annotated "Upstream foundation of overflow section 30-6-60"

General view of site looking towards Mcalpine office.It is annotated "View from left bank looking upstream 5-8-60"
Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros Penzance"

A Postcard sent to Lottie Phillips from Aunt Eva

On the back is written:

Dearest Lottie
Thanks for ppc it was a very nice one.
I hope to see you next Saturday
I am going to town and will come down to see you on the way
I will get out at…

Written on the back of this photograph is 'Clear up after the blaze, 1910 Newlyn". The photo shows a group of men, including policemen, and a woman pouring a drink for a policeman who may have been injured as he is not wearing his helmet, but has a…

Close-up of concrete. The image is annotated "View at line 216-220 OD. of monolith 9C left side 5-8-60"
Stamped on reverse "Richards Bros Penzance"

View of construction from base. The image is annotated "View from tail bay 5-8-60" The reverse is stamped "Richards Bros, Penzance"

This is a photocopy of a photograph of four people, with an arrow indicating Phyllis Gotch, Marquise of Verdieres. The original photograph is in the John Wallis collection

A postcard sent to Freddie Phillips from Aunt Eva

On the back is written:
Dear Freddie
I received your PC yesterday
I am a lot better able to come downstairs today
I suppose we shall come home on Monday I expect

I hope Lotties headache is…

A postcard sent by W Henry to Lottie Phillips

On the back is written:
Dear Lottie
I am writing you this PC hoping you are getting on alright also baby, glad to tell you we are getting on alright
with love from W. Henry

Path on left leading to a house.

A postcard sent from Ellen to Lottie Phillips.

On the back is written:

Dear Lottie
having a fine time
with love
from Ellen

Small slipway in foreground