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"Pioneer" PZ277 at Newlyn
Local fishing boat Pioneer PZ 277 at North Pier Newlyn
“Rose of Sharon” in Newlyn Harbour
Taken late 1985.
25ft Mackerel boat "Andy-Roy" with Dodger
The 25-foot mackerel boat 'Andy-Roy' with Dodger at Tolcarne, Newlyn.
Aerial view over Penzance harbour from Lescudjack Castle
Aerial view over the harbour from Lescudjack across to St Marys church farm gate in the foreground with mother and two children.
Batten & Couch's Wharf with gun house on Battery Rocks
The gun house was removed for the construction of the War Memorial. Batten & Couch were boat builders, coopers and coal merchants until 1919.
Belgian trawlers "Paul Therese" & O 278 "Jeannine" in Newlyn
Belgian trawlers "Paul Therese" & O 278 "Jeannine" in Newlyn
Same boats, different angle in FISH 12PG 093
Same boats, different angle in FISH 12PG 093
Belgian trawlers "Paul Therese" & O 278 "Jeannine" in Newlyn
A different view of FISH 12PG 092. The boat Huddastone from London is visible back right.
Boxes of fish at Newlyn, 1930
Boxes of fish on the quay in Newlyn with spectators
Cleaning fish at St Ives harbour
Three men clean fish on a table in St Ives harbour. A fourth man leans against a boat whilst seagulls scavenge what is thrown away.
Coasters, fishing boats, and Newlyn Old Harbour
Various small boats PZ 92, SC 54, SC 68, PZ 265. The names of the ships are Windsor Queen and Holdernido.
Cobbles landing Fish at Whitby
Cobbles landing fish at Whitby.
Collecting fish by horse and cart in St Ives
Note cart tracks in sand
Collecting fish by horse and cart in St Ives
J B Phillips can be seen painted onto the side of the cart.
Collecting fish in St Ives
Collecting fish by horse and cart in St Ives, low tide, chains on beach
Cutty Sark in Falmouth Bay Ships Crane Land
Cutty Sark is a British clipper ship. Built on the Clyde in 1869 for the Jock Willis Shipping Line, she was one of the last tea clippers to be built and one of the fastest. She was purchased by retired sea captain Wilfred Dowman in 1922, who used her…