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Lived at The Egyptian House. Chapel Street

Henry Hodge lived at Bosistow, St Leven

Lived at 21 Morrab Place

Hand-tinted postcard of two young children, a girl and a boy, together with a St Bernard dog. It reads "Many Happy Returns of the Day" with a short poem beneath.
Sent to Master Glyndawr Richards, Pontlyttn, S. Wales and stamped Penzance. Date…

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back it says:

"This is the tram station"

Fairly confident about name although titled under the photo in very light pencil. It could be 'Desveaux' which is a name from Brittany

Pencil name under photo is indistinct.

J E Drew was the first person to carve local serpentine stone. Drew and Stevenson families were involved from an early stage.

Cricket meeting - debating cricket
Class working on "project"

Reciting Law/R After Halpern/HGS debating cricket during break

(Assembly)

Jewish Studies

(Practice for gym display)

H.G.S Study/Playground/Saying Grace

Frame 36 shows reaction of locals to Jews in Clissold Park, London, N16.

Children playing in street
13.5.65

Penzance Garage, showing workers and a Dunlop Tyres advert.

Cornish Range