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Group photo

The back of the photo shows a well dressed lady wearing a Bowler hat sitting on a horse holding a whip in her right hand.
In the foreground are 3 ladies wearing black full length dresses adorned with neck chains. The central figure is wearing a…

Family Group showing older couple sitting, the man is holding a young child. Standing around those seated are 3 couples.

Group photo with Lamorna Birch standing far right.

The group is pictured during the building of the cliff wall to support the road at Fore Street, Newlyn Town. The wall area is just below the Fishermans Arms Inn (see also JDC 393).

Group photograph including William James (Jim) Rogers of Penzance, who served in the RNAS in 1917 and 1918, and in the RAF between 1918 and 1920.
On the back is written "To Charlie, with kindest regards", this was his brother Charles.
The Rogers…

Team of eleven men, three seated cross-legged, five kneeling, three standing with three other men in suits.
Teams wearing studded boots and sports shirts with Cornish, two wearing belts.
Image shows photograph with torn edges pinned to board.

Four men and a woman sitting on wooden seat in front of a granite wall. The man in the middle has been identified as Richard Payne Rowe, retired fisherman, by his descendant April Arnatt. On the reverse it is annotated "Mousehole 1940s Dicky Payne…

Family groups watching birds on Polgigga Pond.

PREVREF 1876 duplicate

Jet Oil Tanker with placard stating Cambridge University `Hare & Hounds John O Groats to Land's End Relay Record Attempt

Four named ladies include Lylie Yelland Mary Woodcock

Logan Rock Refreshment House. Situated along the path leading to the famous rock. a minerals (then called "pop"), fruit, postcards, etc. Note the sign giving prominence to TEMPERANCE HOUSE. It is understood that Mr Jacka, the owner, was a great…

Grylls Monument

Gugh Bar (a "tombolo"), connecting Gugh and St. Agnes.

The Royal Coat of Arms in the Guildhall Penzance, prior to 1962. See M.1979.

Guildhall Square. Plymouth