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Great Western Railway group photo of drivers and conductors.

GWR Road Motor Cars Land Cruises were a GWR innovation of the 1920s.This Thorneycroft (Fleet No 1299) awaits passengers at The Queens Hotel for a trip to Lands End & St Ives summer 1928

Typical GWR Horse & "Town Wagon" at Fowey Station 1920s branch line axed in 1960s

Solid Tyred Vehicle Conductors Ticket Punch
Chassis no: 1788, Reg: LC 6706
PREVREF 1804 duplicate

St Just & Cape Cornwall
Solid Tyres
One of the earliest GWR buses, registered: 1906-08-01

Milner-Daimler solid tired bus. Advert for Cadburys Cocoa in Shop Window

Lostwithiel to Fowey branch. One of thelast steam workings on this line. An ex-GWR prairie tank brings back a rake of loose-coupled clay wagons from Fowey to go on to the clay sidings probably at Bugle or Burngullow.

Conductor with Money Bag & Ticket Punch PREVREF 1811 duplicate see TRANS 6.140

Conductor with Money Bag & Ticket Punch PREVREF 1813 duplicate see TRANS 8.173

For image see TRANS 6.144

View along the shore under the Mousehole Road, below the site of Penlee Quarry. Showing mine chimney stack of Tolvadden copper mine on far point, and Stones Cottage, far right.

Gwavas Quay Litho by Prout Published by Vibert (1831). 1831..
NO NEGATIVE OR PRINT

Looking across the foreshore slip and houses in Newlyn Town before the harbour road was built