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  • Tags: children

PEOP 8.046.tif
Family groups watching birds on Polgigga Pond.

PREVREF 1876 duplicate

PEOP 8.052.tif
Children dressed in Victorian costumes, playing with hoops and skipping ropes.

CUST 8.010.tif
Helston Furry Dance at Flora Day, 1982. The children's 10am dance rounds the corner into Wendron Street.

CUST 8.012.tif
The Children's Dance on Helston Flora Day, 1970

PEOP 4.013.tif
St Levan School group photo.

ARTS 6.009.tif
Photo of a postcard featuring three children and a snowman in a snowy scene with the inscription, 'A merry Christmas'. Folded cards as we know them now did not emerge until the 1920s-'30s. This card, carrying a King Edward VII green half-penny stamp…

ARTS 6.011.tif
A photo of a Christmas card. Staged scenes such as this were sold as Christmas cards in the early days. Christmas hampers dispatched by rail from London and other big town stores were unreturnable and often given to the children to play with. This…

ARTS 8.016.tif
Victorian children with their pet Jack Russell terrier enjoy a ride on a simple seesaw balanced on a sawn-off tree trunk.

ARTS 8.017.tif
A Victorian youngster proudly presents his home-made model of a Mount's Bay lugger (a Cornish fishing boat of the period), as some of the same rig can be seen in the background.

PEOP 8.054.tif
Two young boys with Dinky Toy models of buses and lorries.

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PEOP 8.055.tif
Young boy playing with Dinky Toy models of lorries and bulldozers.

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MIN 8.085.tif
St Ives Consols showing children at work.

Children were often employed on refining stages, sometimes working in water with bare feet. Their ages ranged from about seven or eight to 12 or 13. Their pay would have been from 1d to 2d on starting,…

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OCC 6.001.tif
An ice cream vendor with hand barrow and children customers. Picture from 'Grandfathers London' (Putnam, 4 Great Russell Street, 1956/61), see page 34.

OCC 6.002.tif
A typical hand-propelled ice cream wagon of the early decades of the 20th century. Pictured on the Penzance Promenade at the bottom of Morrab Road in the 1920s, it was owned by the Scoble family who were well-known ice cream makers of the era. The…

ANIM 4.002.tif
Sam Pinney aged two leading two horses

ANIM 4.003.tif
Mare named Margaret at Devonshire Horse Centre
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