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Le Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre

The trawler is aground at Bass Point, The Lizard.
The crew of 29 were saved but the ship's cat was marooned aboard for two days then saved by a local fishing boat.

All 29 crew saved but a cat was marrooned on board for two days, eventually being rescued by a fishing boat.

The crew of 29 were saved but the cat was rescued two days later by fishing boat.

The crew of 29 were saved but the cat was rescued two days later by fishing boat

Leal Souvenir from the Garstins 1908

Image of four men standing with young boy, dog sitting behind. A Woman stands to the left.
The image looks as if it was taken opposite the Duke of Leeds Pub, cottages still remain.

From an original pen drawing of Lelant Church featuring Sundial on Porch, Dance of death figuring the King of Terrors calls with Hour-Glass to trip away with Old & Young

Lelant Cross. Medieval. A wheel headed cross now standing in the centre of Lelant churchyard to the west of the church.
Grid reference, SW 6683 2909
For further information, see Historic Environment Record, …

On reverse: ?Lelant Downs Stamps (ex Jim Hashin's Collection but two photos under same caption)

The interior of the Church of St. Uny, reproduced from an original line drawing by C. A. Pennington

Falmouth Branch. Lengthen engaged on converting broad 7-foot gauge to standard 4 ft-8 1/2 in May of 1892. Pictured here between Perranwell and the Ponsanooth viaduct, they are thought to be (left to right) Messrs Symons, Dowrick, Lobb and Pearce.