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Serena made many self-portraits, often to test film or equipment. This print has '1600 ASA shade in 4' (written in roman numerals). Notice on the wall is written 'god exists she is black'. This photograph is taken in Serena's studio address: Flat…

A typed sheet of paper Lawrance Collingwood

The Serica, a fine steel screw, schooner-rigged steamer of 1,736 tons register. Her last voyage began at Cardiff on November 16th 1893, when she sailed for Port Said with a crew of twenty-five and a cargo of coal.

Bad weather was encountered the…

A series of photos showing the building of a Cornish hedge and garden.

Part of a series of photos showing the building of a Cornish hedge and garden. This photo shows a woman walking along the side of a road.

One of a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden. This photo shows a sign toward Ludgvan Leaze.

One in a series of photos showing the construction of a Cornish hedge and garden.

A Post Card showing Mr Charles Stevens in his workshop with a large serpentine lighthouse .

Serpentine Works Wherrytown. Built 1854 taken down 1912.

Wherrytown, Penzance.
Serpentine works, Steven's cottage and shop

A preliminary service of blessing and thanksgiving at the Penzance Citadel on the laying of the foundation stone of the new 'Junior Salvationists'' extension in 1912. Note the 'batch' of mortar and trowel ready for the laying ceremony.