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Sennen Church, near Land's End. Of interest the reverse of the card bears the imprint of the First and Last House in England, Land's End

Location in Penzance unknown!
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Grampound Road, Cornwall

Bishop Rock Lighthouse. 167-feet tall. Built 1887. Principal keeper "Andy" Bluer coming down in the 'bight' (being lowered on a rope) at the final relief by this method before the opening of the heli-pad service. He was being lowered into Mr G.P.…

Principal Keeper Andy Bluer being lowered in the bight. This method replaced by helicopter

PREVREF 1291 & 1292 Duplicates of this photo. SR Westcountry PacificSalisbury

Summertime 1938
From Album 3 (Red)

Rail Last train to Newquay from St Agnes

Narrow Gauge

The Last Tree in England at Trevescan, Land's End. Two copies. See GARD 8.004

The Last Tree in England, at Trevescan, Land's End.
Two copies. See GARD 8.003

From Album 3 (Red). Charles Henderson, Cornish author and historian, at Cornwall Gorsedd ceremony at Carn Brea in 1929

From Album 3 (Red)
Cornish Gorsedd ceremony at Corn Brea, led by Grand Bard Henry Jenner.

Overview

Overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in St. Austell

Overview in sepia style.
With hand written message to the reverse of the postcard in pencil to a recipient in St. Austell

Primrose the Tug, built for Holman Engineers Dry Dock