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Market Jew Street Penzance

Woodland

W T H Hosken Ironmonger possibly the shop at 114 Chapel Street Penzance.

Sheep grazing

Prize Bull

Melinda May Turner, Florence Mary Turner, Winifred Turner

Winnifred & Melinda May Turner

Stanley, Florence Mary Turner, Melinda May

Lake with small Fountain

Porthleven Harbour

Newlyn South Pier Lighthouse originally constructed in 1887. The present pier was extended in 1914/1915 by 28 meters. The new Lighthouse was erected at the tip of the new structure.

A group of men, believed to be pigeon fanciers, at a dinner where trophies are displayed on the table.

A large group of people gathered for a meal at an unknown location.

The interior of the salon. An employee is doing the hair of another (they are wearing the same uniform) while another lady sits beside her.

A custom being shown a wig by an employee of the salon. Other wigs are displayed on the wall.

Employee at the Vanity Fayre Salon showing a customer a wig, with other wigs displayed on the wall.

Two employees and a customer inside Vanity Fayre Salon, situated at lower Market Jew Street.

Photograph taken inside the Vanity Fayre Salon, situated at lower Market Jew Street. It shows two employees and one customer. Boats can be seen on the peir through the window.

Fishing vessels including; LT643, 'Welland' and LT1021, 'Sarepta' moored in Newlyn.

The Welland was a Steel Screw Steamer built by Henry Reynolds & Co. of Oulten Broad in 1906.

A fishing vessel drifter of 82ft long and 18 ft broad and a depth…

Fishing vessel PZ87, Rosebud moored up just in front of the Harbour Offices at North Pier, Newlyn.

Building seen is the Custom House.

Rosebud, a coastal lugger with a mizzen, is the vessel that took the historical petition concerning housing…