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Fishing vessels including; LT643, 'Welland' and LT1021, 'Sarepta' moored in Newlyn.
Fishing vessels including; LT643, 'Welland' and LT1021, 'Sarepta' moored in Newlyn.
The Welland was a Steel Screw Steamer built by Henry Reynolds & Co. of Oulten Broad in 1906.
A fishing vessel drifter of 82ft long and 18 ft broad and a depth…
Fishing vessel PZ87, Rosebud moored at North Pier, Newlyn.
Fishing vessel PZ87, Rosebud moored up just in front of the Harbour Offices at North Pier, Newlyn.
Building seen is the Custom House.
Rosebud, a coastal lugger with a mizzen, is the vessel that took the historical petition concerning housing…
Woman, child and dog with car
The car registration is ARL990
Group of women with Christmas tree
Vanity Fayre Salon, Penzance
Interior of Vanity Fayre Salon, situated at lower Market Jew Street, Penzance. The window overlooks the harbour car park and the Sailing Club.
Group of women in front of Christmas tree
Steam engine on narrow gauge track
Unusual type of engine, in a rural setting
Penzance Telephone Exchange
Switchboard Exams taking place at the Telephone Exchange 1969. Note the Christmas decorations .
Steam engine in a landscape
Choir visiting Pengarth
Christmas at Pengarth, situated in Morrab Gardens, Penzance. The photo shows a visiting choir, with local dignitaries including the Mayor seated in the front row
Steam engine no. 4673
She is in steam, standing at a station.
Two images Port of Par steam engine and wagons
Port of Par steam train
She is pulling wagons through a yard,
Steam engine Judy
Two images of the Port of Par steam train engine
The engine is in steam and is pulling wagons. There are two negatives together.
Cobbled Cornish street
Possibly St Ives
St Hilary Church
Morrab Gardens with fountain
Charles and Maud Dennis, with pony and trap
Parade in Market Jew Street
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