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Worked stones on stone wall
Worked stones on stone wall. Possibly used for grinding.
Worked stones on stone steps. Some marked as if from a collection
Worked stones on stone steps. Some marked as if from a collection
Worked stones including quern and rubber.
Worked stones including quern and rubber.
Worked stones in doorway.
Worked stones in doorway.
Worked and smooth stones by a wall.
Worked and smooth stones by a wall.
Work on Extension of Penzance Railway Station, 1930
Storm damage to track
Work in progress during constructionof Drift Dam, West Penwith. 1960
from a large collection of Drift Dam photos box. 3B
Work in progress construction Drift Dam, West Penwith. 1960
from a large collection of photos see Drift Dam box 3B
Woodworking Tools
Woodworking tools, Sash Cramps
Woodworker Sawing Beams
Woodworker Sawing Beams
Woodworker Sawing Beams
Woodworker Sawing Beams
Woodland, a woman sits in the middleground
Woodland, a woman sits in the middleground
Woodland with stream running through.
Woodland with stream running through.
Wooden Wherrytown bridge, estimate 1912-1914.
Same area as JDC 355 and JDC 356, but looks like a later time, estimate 1912-1914.
Wooden water wheel, location unknown
Wooden water wheel, location unknown
Wooden Wall Sail Training ship. View looks like Plymouth Sound with ship operating out of Devonport.
HMS Impregnable built in 1860 as a 110 gun 1sr rate ship. Renamed HMS Bulwark and then HMS Impregnable in 1886
Wooden Wall Sail Training ship. View looks like Plymouth Sound with ship operating out of Devonport.
HMS Impregnable built in 1860 as a 110 gun 1sr rate ship. Renamed HMS Bulwark and then HMS Impregnable in 1886
HMS Impregnable built in 1860 as a 110 gun 1sr rate ship. Renamed HMS Bulwark and then HMS Impregnable in 1886
Wooden Scaffolding on Market House. Now Lloyds bank, Penzance.
Wooden Spars lashed together for scaffolding, photo by Gibson
Wooden sailing ship Minnehaha on Peninnis Head, Jan. 1874
Inscr. v.: Lost 18 Jan. 1874