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Post card Trewithen House circle front. 1916..

Post card Trewithen House small group of ladies in Victorian Costume. 1910.

Photo of Sheila Richards 1955, age 18. Also a collection of photocopies of Penzance award winning swimming teams including water polo from around 1951-1955.

Pengersick Castle plans drawings and engraving of the paintings and biblical references in proverbs (RHPF 4/30). taken from plans drawings

Great storm damage Penzance from a Gibson Photo c1880.

Road between Crows-an-wra and St Just under snow Old car poss Ford or Austin 8VR 591.

Wooden Box of Glass Negs including William Henry Richards founder prints stored in 'M' Drawer. c 1900..
TO BE SORTED AND SCANNED

Naval Bazaar at Penzance the Mayors Stall the 'Arethusa' from the Cornish Telegraph 29.04.1909.
NEGATIVE OR PHOTOGRAPH NOT PRESENT

Group of swimmers in gymnastic positions names on the back. c 1930..

1st Penzance Girl Guides 1920 with names 1658 & 59 in same packet.

1st Penzance Girl Guides c. 1919

Luke & Maddern market Fruiterers stall possibly by Lloyds Bank Penzance. c. 1900.. costume

Group at the Stamp Exhibition 1952-1953. Two of the group have been identified on the back of the photograph as Mrs. C. Hoare and Brian.

Bottom of Alexandra Road Penzance in snow soon after being opened by Queen Alexandra. c. 1900..

St Johns Church Penzance towards Newlyn, fields in foreground. c.1900..
Grid reference, SW 4741 3080
For further information see Historic Environment Record,…

'First and Last' Cycling Club seventeen young males on their first run. Taken on Penzance promenade, near Battery Rocks.

1st Penzance Girl Guide Company 1918 in front of the Morrab Library doorway, Morrab Library

Garfield Matthews son of Frederick Charles blacksmith outside the gates of Penrose House which they made in Parade Street. c 1930. Blacksmith shop was in Parade Street - now Seven Stars Pub.

Fredrick Charles Matthews 'Boxing pose' 1907.

Frederick Charles Matthews, blacksmith of Parade Street.
Standing in front of gates which were made at the smithy.