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Alexandra Inn ,Alexandra Road, Penzance with a group of 23 men and one lady.

A view of the New Bandstand on Penzance promenade.in the background the old flour mill and the Beachifield Hotel can be seen.
Two ladies in white Victorian dresses are sitting on the folding chairs near the bandstand.

Penzance shop J H Rowe Ironmonger/Currier 78 Market Jew Street decorated for V E day ?. At No 77 was Ludlow ,Shipping Office also Labour Exchange

Boer War Memorial Statue in the Morrab Gardens Penzance see also RPF 20HF 29 & 20HF 19.

Penzance Church of England High School for Girls showing 2 Tennis Courts with scholars playing

Hea Corner , Heamoor Penzance.

The sign reads:

First line: J. Woolcock (?)
Second line: Pony Jingles & Tractors
Third line: Illegible
Fourth line: (first word/s partially obscured) Firewood

The Arcade Steps looking up from Market Jew street.

A view of the Quay Penzance with the steamer Gallium having just unloaded a load of coal from Workington.
Large heap of coal and two carts, St Mary's church in the background.

Eighteen Penzance Railwaymen Standing by Coach.
Some uniforms.

Hand written plan of Alexander Popes Grotto, Twickenham.

post card of an aerial view of Lamorna Valley and cove

'An Old Uninhabited House' etching by J F Vibert pub T Vigurs Penzance 1823. Illustration from 'Cornish Pamphlets & Tracts' Morrab Library

Penzance Boer War Memorial Dedication Morrab Gardens.

A print from a post-card of the Isles of Scilly Steamship Co RMS Peninnis , early passenger ship between the Scillies and Penzance. originally 'Argos' Fisheries Protection Vessel renamed came into service 27.03.1920

Dawson collection prints/negs from scrapbooks Morrab Library sep.index cons.box.

An underground photograph of the Condurrow Mine, Troon, Penwith with miner?

Penzance Old Battery Square 'slums',now entirely demolished for the New Battery road and St. Anthonys Gardens. Gibson. Also a Letter from the Borough Surveyor to 'The Daily Sketch" and a cutting from 'The Cornish Evening Tidings.' referring to the…

They moved to Polwithen House in 1918. Later known as The School of St. Clare then Bolitho School.
Written on the back "Mrs Anne Evans, right back, dark clothes. Would guess taken about 1892. Mrs Evans born 1878"

Penzance Old Map of Town from a framed print hanging in the Morrab Library.
There is a flimsy neg available in Drawer 1 Cabinet A

Penzance foreshore Larrigan towards Newlyn.