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View down the valley of the tailbay, crane working on the right. The image is annotated "Tailbay 2-11-60"

Fishing Boats moored in Newlyn.

Newlyn Primitive Methodist Band of Hope Banner in a Procession through Newlyn.

Showing band members marching and bystanders watching with Newlyn Harbour in the background.

Newlyn primitive methodist Band of Hope banner procession in Newlyn near Coopers Court , Top of Newlyn Slip.

Similar image as Ref. M.1951
Showing band members marching and bystanders watching.

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Cricket 2nd XI 1956
Back row: Pengelly, John Buswell, Alf Fowler, Alan Roberts, Keith Holman, Ken Hosking
Front row: M. Ollis, D. Osborne, Anthony Ladner, J. Hitchens, M. Greet, Jim Toman, Mr. Hugh Harvey

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Cricket 1st XI 1956
Back row: Kenny Hosking, Michael Sheppard, Tommy Matthews, D. White, Arthur Hosken, Reg Osborne. / Front row: Tony Jasper, David Jory, Horace Giles, A. Murley, M. Barnicoat, Owen Williams,…

Newlyn Primitive Methodist Band of Hope procession showing a well dressed man and women in Newlyn.

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Tennis Team 1956
Back row: G.M. Barnicoat, A.C. Murley, E.R. Richards, R.J. Penneck

Front Row: M.T Greet, Mr. H Otto, M.G. Clarke

Newlyn Primitive Methodist Band of Hope procession showing well dressed men and women in Newlyn.

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Swimming Team 1956
Back row: J. T. Wearne, Brian Coak, Mr. Bolton, Terry Drew, A. E. Pearce

Front row: -?-, D. Jenkin, Roger Dugdale

Newlyn Primitive Methodist Band of Hope procession, Newlyn Harbour.

Penzance County Grammar School for Boys Whitsun Camp 1956

People in the front row have clipboards, and most of the audience are smiling at whatever performance is on stage.

Large group of men and women all in uniforms of various sorts.

A large group of men, formally dressed, with some women sitting at the front.

The men all have their instruments, and the photograph is annotated (BOYS).

View down the street full of people, and set with tables of food and flowers. The cake in the middle is iced with Long Live The Queen.

The photograph is annotated Penzance 1952

Fish preparation with seagulls on Newlyn harbour wall.