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Gem, was a double ended paddle steamer of Liverpool. The small ship was 400 tons gross and was owned by John Lander of Birkenhead.

Gem was on passage from Holyhead for the Brass River, Niger, Africa. She contained 37 tons of coal as ballast. Her…

Geevor Whim neg only from a post card now stored in M. print drawer.

Geevor tin stamping round frames

Geared piece of equipment or machinery

Gazing at the view, person unknown

Thought to be one of Britain's oldest fairground organs, later owned by Redruth Gladiator Club. Made in the Paris Workshop established by Ludovic Gavioli, reputedly "the greatest of all" organ builders. Gavioli introduced the Book System of …

A fairground organ manufactured by Gavioli et Cie, Paris.

Hay making

Mass of people representing the Armed Forces Nurses and various Organisations who participated during First World War

Gateway with 'St Neot 5 miles' sign

Gateway to Ponsandane Stables Penzance. c 1900..

Gateway to Pendennis Castle.

"frames 2 to 8 = GATESHEAD Yeshiva
the rest - private study at Sunderland Yeshiva"

Porte des Dunes . One of three photographs on the same page - LA1 011.

Gas Works St Just.

Three men in yard of Gas Works
Note large coal heap on right

Note brick pile and vehicles in yard

Gas Works Last operational Retort Gas Works in Cornwall