Actors named on the back of the photograph are Reg Harvey and Anne Murray.
L to R: Mayoress Beckerleg, unknown, Christine Richards, (with chocolates), Archibald Quilter, manager, Sarah Robinson (with flowers) Stamped by Richards Brothers on reverse.
Actors named on the back the photograph are Alan Broom, Geoffrey Page, Elise Harvey, George North and Eric Dale
Group of dignitaries attending the Blessing of the Mead by local churchman in Gulval (Roskow)
Christian aid week and orthodox jewish children
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham, 'Chistian Aid Week Chelsea. 233a. Orthodox Jewish Children 233b
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham , 'French school train. VIC X' French school children arriving at Victoria Station.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham , 'Adela; Vic IX; tests. Portrait shots of Adela and Serena Wadham
Durham Musicians arriving and rehearsing
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham ,' Dog & ice cream; tramps etc. VIC VIII' candid shots of public in Victoria Station. 2 identical print sheets
Two contact sheets showing musicians at Durham
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham, ' Vic VII Golden Arrow etc. W/As: girl w. Rucksack'
Serena Wadham wrote on the print, 'ANDOVER- NEW BLDG. DIANE & ARIEL' '23.4.65' Exterior shots of a new building in Andover. Separate sheet with portrait close-ups of Diane and Ariel.
A postcard to Lottie Phillips by Fred (Her Husband), postmarked September 18th 1910 On the back is written: Dear Lottie In answer to your kind letter I received so glad you are well as it leaves me at present, Dear Lottie the weather is nice and fine here now I'm here by myself Lucy & child & Edwin is very well & wishes to be remembered to you Lucy & Gwen C? is gone to B? tonight Will is gone to work hope you might like this P.C. dear more news tomorrow now I will say good bye from your ever loving chap Fred xxxxxxxxxx
Cafe Marina on the Promenade, Penzance showing people on the prom.
Royal Baths, Eastern Green, now demolished.
Extending the Market house for Lloyd's Bank.
A postcard to Lottie Phillips by Fred (Her Husband), postmarked November 8th 1901 On the back is written: Dear Lottie just a few lines hoping to find you alright Dear Lottie I received your letter yesterday and glad to have it well the weather is very wet and cold here now this is a view of Cardiff Dear I have not much to say now for the time I will write again tomorrow now I will wish you goodbye for the time from your loving chap Fred xxxxxxxxxxx