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Carvings of Fish known locally Chuckcheelds. More details on photo

Carved by Charles Hoare, father of Margaret Orchard

Carved bench ends in St Levan Church depicting the legendary fish named 'chuck cheelds', caught by Selevan.

H M S Grenville was the building used by the Sea Cadets

Belt-driven stone crusher with traction engine, with man working and small child in the foreground.

Near the old harbour. Top left, building is the Fisherman Rest

Information on card Graham White was Govenor of Penzance Grammar School

Selection of Bell ropes crafted by Cyril B. Orchard

Names & info on Bells

Bell presented to King George V by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co in commemoration of its Centenary Oct 15 1927

A different view of FISH 12PG 092. The boat Huddastone from London is visible back right.

Belgian trawlers "Paul Therese" & O 278 "Jeannine" in Newlyn
Same boats, different angle in FISH 12PG 093

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941