Location is the Royal Naval flying boat (seaplanes) station built on the beach south of Newlyn Harbour, the period of operation being 1917-1919.
It is believed the woman lived at St Peters Hill - an unusual story, well documented.
Lillian Evelyn Harry (nee Stevens) and Mary Stevens (nee Walls) standing in the doorway.
"The house, formerly two miners cottages, was part of the winnings of my maternal great great grandfather and his brother in a poker game in the early 1800's,…
Daughter of William and Nanny Foss of Carnyorth, St Just.
On the back of the photo it states she married John Rowe.
Photographer: Gibson of Penzance and the Ilses of Scilly (from 1877).
From the left, Lillian Harry b.1904. Annie (May) Harry b.1900, (Edith) Clarise Calloway (Toronto) b.1914, Dorothy (May) Harry b.1902 and Dorothy (May) Calloway(Toronto) b.1903.
"The Lafrowda Studio, St. Just"