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Wherrytown , Penzance showing Serpentine Works, Bodillys Mill and environs. Part of larger print . poor condition.

Wherrytown, Penzance, looking east. The photo shows the Mounts Bay In on the right.

Wherrytown to Tolcarne footpath. Penlee bowling club beyond footpath.

Whim & Headgear East Pool & Agar P L 94.

White Lion Hotel ,Green Market / Pool & Son Wine Merchant. Mates Illustrated Penzance (Corporation Official Guide)

A colour photograph of the exterior of Whites Furnishers in St. Ives
See also M. 2992 - M.2997

A photograph of the interior of Whites Furniture Store, Fore Street, St. Ives.
See also M.2992 - M.2997

Photocopy of a print of the interior of Whites Furniture store in Fore Street, St. Ives. See M.2992 - M. 2997

Two photocopies of the exterior of Whites Furniture store in Fore Street, St. Ives.
See also M. 2992 - M.2997

Antiquarian and Liberal Politician.
Born at Castle Horneck, Penzance, the only son of Samuel Borlase and his wife Mary Ann (nee Copeland).
His great great grandfather was Dr. William Borlase, Cornish Historian.

William James Rogers,(1889-1954), with knife in hand, probably at his shop in Market Jew Street, Penzance. His father John Charles Rogers opened a Provisions Merchants and butchers shop at 43 Causewayhead, Penzance in the late 19th century. A second…

Studio portrait of William James Rogers, (1889-1954). On the right is an unknown man with a bulldog.
His father John Charles Rogers opened a Provisions Merchants and butchers shop at 43 Causewayhead, Penzance in the late 19th century. A second shop…

Winding Engine House

Winding engine House,East Boscaswell Mine ,Wheal Hearle , Pendeen.

Windmill Tower Landewednnack built 1695.. see 'Cornish Windmills' by H L Douch.

Window display of Cee Roy Margarine in Rogers, butchers shop, 37 Market Jew Street, Penzance. A boy is standing to the left of the door and produce, including the margarine, plus joints of meat and sausages, are displayed in the window. John Charles…

The car registration is ARL990

This is a photocopy of a proof photograph showing five women working in a sewing room, possibly making curtains.
See also m.2992 - 2996