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Possibly part of a group of ecclesiastical buildings.
Same location as MG.384

Possibly part of an ecclesiastical group of buildings.

Two cats, one ginger and one black sitting on an armchair.
Same occasion as MG.382

Two cats sitting, one ginger and one black.
Same cats as MG.379 & MG.381

Two cats, one black and one ginger, on granite all, ivy in background. Black cat's head out of focus.
Same cats as MG.379

St Winwaloe's church, three gabled construction and detached bell tower. The church is Grade 1 listed.
Beach in background

Two cats , one black and one ginger on a wall, ivy in background

Open view of hillside, stream and village in distance

With best wishes from The Garstins. Newlyn
Xmas 1910

Salle de Musee le Chateau d Arques

Portrait de Louis XIV dans le Musee du Chateau d Arques

Portrait de Francois 1st dans le Musee du Chateau d Arques

Rocky Stream

Alacrity bound from Swansea to Belgium with coal ran aground in fog at Portheras Cove, near Pendeen Watch lighthouse. The wreck was later blown apart by explosives in an attempt to break the ship up for scrapping. However, some speculate that the…

Dieppe trawler Jeanne Gougy ( France) wrecked on Dr Syntax's Head, Land's End. The crew were trapped in an air pocket in the wheelhouse for six hours until low tide when they were rescued by the Life Saving Apparatus and Whirlwind Helicopter. Of the…

Crabber Pluie de Rose ( France) was wrecked at Trevedran Point, St Loy. The skipper swam ashore to raise the alarm at a farm. Two men were saved by breeches buoy and four men were picked up by the Penlee Lifeboat ( Royal National Lifeboat…

The 827-ton steamship stranded in dense fog on the rocks of Trevean Cove, while carrying cement between Cliffe and Bristol. The captain believed he was near the Brisons at Cape Cornwall. Wikipedia

The French trawler Vert Prarial had left Brixam at 6pm on the 13th March 1956. Nothing more was heard from her, other than a weak distress signal prefixed by the call sign "Dieppe 1517". At 5.45 am on the 14th the Coastguard received a telephone call…

Lowestoft Drifter crew about to be rescued by Penlee lifeboat 1930