Captain Anderson, Valentine Coryn, Margarita Anderson,
Anti Balance Plough 4 Furrow Pulled by Tract Eng
The plough pulled by two steam traction engines positioned at opposite ends of the field. Four men pictured.
Anti-apartheid demonstration outside the South African Embassy London 1975.
Anti-apartheid demonstration outside the South African embassy london, 1975.
Anti-apartheid demonstration
Anti-Balance 5 Furrow Plough Tractor Pulled 1911 NOTE: This photo is make 'missing' in 2003
Steam ploughing by brothers Robin & Charles Daniel. The plough is a 5 furrow antibalance plough built by Fowlers of Leeds in 1911. The plough was pulled by 2 Steam Traction Engines positioned at oppositeends of the field.
Approaches slipway to Newlyn Old Quay and Harbour, 1910
Early view before the road was widened and most people walked to Newlyn and Penzance. Local fishing boats are anchored off the village at half tide.
Archibald Durrant Quilter (1899-1986) was the manager of the Ritz Cinema, Queen Street, Penzance for over 25 years. He retired in 1964.
Archibald Durrant Quilter (1899 - 1986) was the manager of the Ritz for over 25 years during the heyday of the cinema. Throughout that time the cinema changed from a successful and bustling venue, before being taken over by Mecca Ltd. After Mr Quilter retired in 1964 it became a bingo hall.
Mr Quilter was the manager of the Ritz Cinema, Penzance for over 25 years. This image would be towards the end of his career in the early 1960s. See also M.3104 for additional information.
Drawing of completed dam at Drift, entitled "Penzance Corporation Lower Drift Dam" Annotated on left bottom "Herbert Lapworth Partners Engineers", and on right "John A Stubbe FRIBA Architect"
Archway to ossuary in St Leonard's Church, Hythe
The image shows many skulls. One of three photos shown in ARMS LA 1 007. St Leonard’s Church has the largest and best-preserved collection of ancient human skulls and bones in Britain. The collection consists of shelves in four arched bays that contain 1,000 skulls in total, and a single stack of bones and skulls measuring 7.5m in length, 1.8m in width and just over 1.8m in height.
Industrial building in background. New vessel being launched with many helpers.
Monument unveiled in 1888. Designed by Herbert Gribble.
Armed Knight & Longships Lighthouse, Land's End