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Lobster Pots, Mevagissey
Picture shows the traditional Cornish "Inkwell Pots" unique to the county.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Ashford, Middlesex
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Ashford, Middlesex
Avebury, wrecked at Lamorna, 1884
The Avebury was a Sunderland Steamer that was heading between Lisbon and Cardiff with a cargo of Iron ore and esparto grass (used for crafting).The Avebury missed Land's End completely in fog and steamed on the rocks less than a quarter of a mile…
Balbec, Steamer wrecked at near Land's End, March 28th 1884.
The 848-ton early Cunarder Balbec was wrecked on a the 28th March 1884.
She had left Liverpool the previous day on her regular run to Le Havre, loaded with hides, chemicals, and Manchester goods, with a crew of twenty-nine and five saloon…
She had left Liverpool the previous day on her regular run to Le Havre, loaded with hides, chemicals, and Manchester goods, with a crew of twenty-nine and five saloon…
Rose Morran, private chapel
Located on the property
Rose Morran, Gulval
Ornate gate posts
Rose Morran Cottage, Gulval
Period Grade II listed former farmhouse with a thatched roof
Snow scene Penzance
Location, Creeping Lane, back of Alverton, Penzance
Peter Wright-Davies, member of Peninsular Voice team
He joined the newspaper team about 1984. Died 11 Nov 2004.
Photo taken in the Union Hotel by Trevor Burston.
Further information can be found in Martin Val Bakers memoirs. A chapter about the Peninsular voice is held with Peters photo at the…
Photo taken in the Union Hotel by Trevor Burston.
Further information can be found in Martin Val Bakers memoirs. A chapter about the Peninsular voice is held with Peters photo at the…