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Photocopies of very early view of Zennor Village by JWG Gutch similar to BUILD 7174-5-6. c 1900.. Article from Western Morning News on John Wheeley Gutch photographer

Photocopy of very early view by JWG Gutch of St Buryan Church showing sundial. .
Grid reference, SW 4091 2571
For further information see Historic Environment Record,…

Photocopy of very early view by J.W.G Gutch of Lamorna Jetty.

Photocopy of very early view by JWG Gutch of the First and Last House Inn and cottages Sennen, Land's End.

Photocopy of very early view by JWG Gutch of the Botallack Mine.

Man with earphones tuning in to an old valve radio, with woman looking on. c 1900.

Market Jew Street from the Rail Station on the left W H Smiths opposite little boy on tricycle in foreground. pedestrian crossing with traffic lights

Aerial view Lamorna Cove and valley.

Aerial view pf Penzance showing the harbour partialy filled in. c 1960..

Wheelwright at work on Cart wheel.

This photograph shows the interior of HM Coastguards operations room at MRCC Falmouth. Standing is Watch Manager George Sandon, seated in the foreground is Simon Rabbit. To his left is believed to be Bob Burrell. We do not have a name for the man…

Presentation of Cup to Shire Horse and owner.

Remembrance Service for crew members of the Penlee Lifeboat Solomon Brown in Truro Cathedral. c 1981.. names of the Flag Holders on back

Fairey Marine Basin with Lifeboats unnamed.

Portrait Nigel Brockman mechanic on the Solomon Brown lost in the Penlee Lifeboat disaster 19.12.1981.

Matt Lethbridge with Painting of the Lifeboat possibly the Solomon Brown? Query name of boat as it is Sennen.

Early photo of Wedding unidentified but interesting for the Ladies Costume. c 1900..

Marazion beach with nine Osprey sailing Dinghies getting ready to launch.

Group of Farm workers,
Two young girls and nine young boys possibly family Croust time .
Tarpaulin in background stamped 'Marshallson & Co. Limited, Gainsboro, England

Penzance Gents Hockey Team containing John Archibald Douglas Bridger ( bookshop).
Probably at the cricket field Penzance. Behind cemetery wall