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Photograph also featured in Daily Telegraph article dated Tuesday November 5th 1935. "The Clan Malcolm (5,994 tons) which ran on the rocks at the Lizard in September, battered by heavy seas."

Went aground in thick fog, the ship was a total wreck but all her crew were saved.
September 26th 1935

all crew were saved

Press Cutting: Telegraph, 1935-11-05

Old stone bridge

Clarence Place, off Clarence Street. Near car park top of Causewayhead, Car park built over Reservoir

Situated off Clarence Street via Clarence Terrace

From Album 3 (Red)
View looking down Clarence Street

Pages from the Freddie Philips Collection Album.

Clark's Library. Mates Illustrated Penzance (Corporation Official Guide)

1st Class of Petty Officers, Master's Assistant. R.N. Post Card. Image from the Dawson Collection, Scrapbooks from the Napoleonic era.

The new harbour road was built in 1908. It joined Newlyn Town and Street-an-Nowan, previously only subject to access at low water. The photo shows Newlyn Town before 'The Clearances' and building of Gwavas Estate and the new cliff walls. It is…

Claude Trevaskis when he was 32

Clay Country in the St Austell area showing a china clay processing plant. A number of buildings in evidence with the tall chimneys in the drying area. There are several holding tanks for the china clay.

Dark image of clay processing building and chimney. Barrels stacked in the foreground.

Clay Country showing China Clay heaps in the background.Middle ground shows the driers. A man stands in the foreground.