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Richards brothers in Uniform WW2. Sons of William Richards, Penzance Photographer.
Richards brothers in Uniform WW2, left to right; Cyril, Eddie, Reggie. Eddie and Reggie took over the business, located in Queen Street on the death of their father.
Richard's Sweet Shop
Located at the bottom of Market Jew Street on the right hand side going down. Later the premises of J.H. Bennetts, fuel supplys
Redinnick House, Penzance
Situated near to Redinnick Gardens
Railway Inn with family at front entrance, Penzance
Situated on Mount Street, near the Railway Station now known as the Lamp and Whistle Public House
Railway Engine & Trucks on Penzance Viaduct
Penzance Viaduct the lowest built by Brunel being 15ft above High Water. Suffered storm damage many times & was replaced by Granite Embankment in 1920s
Preston Family house, Penzance
Located Alverton, the former home of Preston, professional photographer operating in Penzance from 1860 onwards. Later became the National Asssistance Office and currently the Alverne Restaurant and Lounge
Postcard Richards four horse Excursion Car with passengers
Postcard Richards four horse Excursion Car with passengers, Promenade junction of Alexandra Road and the Western Promenade, c.1900..
Pools wines and spirits
Left the White Lion Inn and right now an estate agents, located in the Green Market, Penzance
Perran Churchtown, (Perranuthnoe) near Penzance
Overview looking West towards Mount's Bay and St. Michael's Mount
Penzance, Promenade
The Western Promenade featuring on the left Cafe Marina and right The Beachfield Hotel
Penzance, Promenade
Overview
Penzance, Morrab Gardens
The Palm Walk, located at the Morrab Road entrance to the gardens.
With a hand written message in ink, dated 12th November 1912 to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Peterboro
With a hand written message in ink, dated 12th November 1912 to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Peterboro
Penzance, Alverton Public Buildings
The building known as St. John's Hall, which now houses the Public Library 2016.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient Devonport
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient Devonport
Penzance WWII bomb damage
Lannoweth Road, Penzance
Penzance Theatre Playbill
Advertising the play Duenna, to be staged at the New Theatre, Penzance.
Location possibly Chapel Street area.
Location possibly Chapel Street area.
Penzance Public Baths 2
Located at the western end of the Promenade, built and opened in 1887, latterly known as the Cafe Marina. Cafe Marina was demolished in 1935 and the site of is now part of the Wherrytown car park
Penzance promenade after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Harold Carr (Penzance town council employee) pondering which piece of granite to use next.
Penzance Promenade after Great Storm 1883? The Ba
Penzance Promenade after Great Storm 1883? The Bath House centre photo Edward Richards Album p27.
Penzance Library and School of Art Building frontage
Located at the top end of Morrab Road, built 1880. The ancient bronze cannon, believed to be from the Spanish Armada and placed in front of the library was stolen and never recovered