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Photograph of the interior of Mullion Church, facing the altar. Bottom left hand corner shows the number 43806 and Mullion Ch. F.F. & Co.

Photograph showing the aftermath of the flooding at Newlyn in 1894. The bridge across to St. Peter's Church has been partially destroyed and the photograph shows people standing on a replacement temporary bridge.
The name Gibson and Penzance is…

A photograph showing the Coombe at Newlyn totally flooded during the 1894 floods.
Gibson Penzance appears in the bottom left hand corner

View of Oldtown Bay on St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly.
Bottom left hand side is marked Gibson, Scilly

View of the Palm Avenue in the gardens of Tresco, Isles of Scilly. This is a Gibson photograph.

The entrance to the Tresco Abbey Gardens on the Isles of Scilly, showing part of the Valhalla collection of figureheads from vessels wrecked on and around the islands. Gibson Penzance is printed on the bottom right hand corner.

The vessel Busby, a screw steamer, wrecked on 24 June 1894 on Three Stone Oar (also known as The Wra). The vessel was on its maiden voyage, carrying coal from Newport to Civitavecchia, Rome.

A photograph of the Cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral.
The bottom left hand corner shows 4992 Cloisters, Gloucester Cath. and above it reads Frith's Series.
Underneath is a postcard showing various views of the Cathedral., both interior and…

Double title page. Signature of L. Thomas and date 4.1.86. Photo of trees . On facing page the name JANET WRIGHT/MATTEWS and date 8/8/13, written in biro.

Memorial stone to Dolly Pentreath, said to be the last Cornish speaker. Situated outside Paul Church

First photograph of the Arcade in Exeter
Second photograph of the seafront in Dawlish

First photograph - view of York Gardens in Dawlish, bridge over river
Second photograph - view of Dawlish seafront and railway track

Vessel 'Hyacinth', a 40 ton yawl. Possibly taken at Cowes in the early 20th century. Other photos of the same vessel have been found, taken by Kirk & Sons. photographers of Cowes, Isle of Wight

Top row l-r - Old House Exeter (Guildhall) - Carter Shipping Supplies building taken during flood - an Exeter church (possibly St. Michael and All Angels)
Middle row l-r An interior shot of Exeter Cathedral - an unknown family group - another…

Laying of memorial stone on 3rd July 1894 to mark the completion of the building of North Pier, Newlyn. The pier was opened by Thomas Bedford Bolitho

Photograph of Penberth Cove showing Inkwell pots fishing gear

Photographs showing two different views of Portscatho on the Roseland Peninsula

Three photographs, the first being of Trereiffe (Trereife) Avenue, the second a view of Mousehole Harbour and the third a back street in Mousehole (possibly 'Millponds')

Photograph of Artillery Square, Tehran