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Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham, ' Vic VII Golden Arrow etc. W/As: girl w. Rucksack'

SW wrote on the print:"TEST (dev. time) French arrivals at Victoria. DRUNK AT NIGHT. Vic V & VI"
various individuals at Victoria station.

A porter talks to some customers at Victora Station

SW "TEST: hand held slow speeds not self-timed" "Victoria Station Peter's cafe VIC III". Random street shots, unidentified individuals.

Victorian Album Collection of Prints copied and numbered separately pref M (VA) CONS BOX 1.

The Victoria bandstand in the Morrab Gardens, surrounded by Dracaena trees. Concerts were held in this bandstand every Sunday afternoon and evening in the summer. These trees are found all over West Cornwall and thrive in the mild sea breezes.

A Victorian youngster proudly presents his home-made model of a Mount's Bay lugger (a Cornish fishing boat of the period), as some of the same rig can be seen in the background.

Victorian children with their pet Jack Russell terrier enjoy a ride on a simple seesaw balanced on a sawn-off tree trunk.

Victorian Family Group twelve Ladies of varying ages and spouses / young sons no young girls!.

The Pavilion Theatre was built in 1912 and housed a theatre, ballroom and restaurant.

The Beachfield Hotel in the background

These houses have now been demolished.

Built across road after end of First World War - note Soldier Sailor& Airman standing on top of the Arch

The Belgian Motor trawler, Vierge Marie of Ostend was a 200 ton vessel. She was on her way into Newlyn after developing engine trouble off Pendeen the previous afternoon, and there had been no warning of how close the weather had brought her to the…

The Belgian Motor trawler, Vierge Marie of Ostend was a 200 ton vessel. She was on her way into Newlyn after developing engine trouble off Pendeen the previous afternoon, and there had been no warning of how close the weather had brought her to the…

The Belgian Motor trawler, Vierge Marie of Ostend was a 200 ton vessel. She was on her way into Newlyn after developing engine trouble off Pendeen the previous afternoon, and there had been no warning of how close the weather had brought her to the…

The Belgian Motor trawler, Vierge Marie of Ostend was a 200 ton vessel. She was on her way into Newlyn after developing engine trouble off Pendeen the previous afternoon, and there had been no warning of how close the weather had brought her to the…

The Belgian Motor trawler, Vierge Marie of Ostend was a 200 ton vessel. She was on her way into Newlyn after developing engine trouble off Pendeen the previous afternoon, and there had been no warning of how close the weather had brought her to the…