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Photograph of vessel White Heather

Photograph of boats moored in an inlet or estuary (possibly off Watergate Bay near Newquay?)

Scene of a waterfall at an unknown location in Scotland. Two people on the left hand side of the image.

Two photographs showing unknown valleys in the Pennine Range, The Pennines extend southward from Northumberland into Derbyshire in Northern England.

The top photograph is of eight people having tea/a picnic outdoors.
The bottom photograph shows labourers working in a field at harvest time.

Top photograph is titled Faces in cliff near Tol-pedn-penwith. Second photo shows cliffs near Land's End.

Photographs showing two different views of Portscatho on the Roseland Peninsula

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

View of Torquay. Information at the the bottom of the photograph states Rock Walk, Torquay , followed by the number 8106 and the initials J.V.

Information at the bottom of the photograph states View of Torquay from Vane Hill, followed by the number 13587 and the initials J.V.

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.

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

Two photographs of St. Michael's Mount. The top photograph is a view of the Mount taken from Marazion and the second is a view taken on the Mount, looking up at the Castle.

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…

Two photographs of the Mount. The top one shows the location of the Battery on the Mount and the second shows the Chevy Chase Room in the Castle. The room is named after the plaster frieze showing the amount medieval hunting raids along the England…

A view of St Mary's Harbour on the Isles of Scilly, Cornwall.
At the bottom left hand corner of the photograph you can see F & Co (probably Francis Frith & Co.)

The top photograph is a view of St Buryan Church
The bottom photograph is a view of Sennen Cove and the coastline looking down from a footpath on the cliff.

One of four loose photographs in this album. The photograph, which is printed on thin paper, shows an ornate two-storey building. Written on the back of the photograph is Shah's Palace, 10 miles from (illegible).
This could be the Sorkeh Hesar…

Photograph of rocky headland at Sennen. Cape Cornwall is visible very faintly in the top right-hand corner of the photograph

Photograph of ruins at Persepolis, northwest of modern Shiraz, Iran. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.