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There a number of horse drawn taxi cabs parked up.

Penzance Promenade, when boats still pulled up onto the beach and laid out nets to dry on the sandy beach.

Three Tuns at Chyandour. Eastern Green, Penzance, with pedestrians walking and a horse cart.

Humphry Davy Grammar School Rugby 'B' Seven 1963
Back row: Roger Sleeman, P Delbridge, D. James, Vic Dyer
Front row: Mike Lake, Richard “Dickie” Evans, K. Pollard

Rosehill Farm under Snow

Humphry Davy Grammar School Football 1st XI 1963
Back row: -?-, Richard "Dickie" Evans, Dave Phillips, -?-, Mike Luke, Mr. Horne
Front row: Brett Harvey, -?-, Tony Rawlinson, David Rundal, Ray Sleeman

Laying Foundation Stones St. John's Church Hall, showing dignitaries including Mayor, clergy and Church Wardens.

Humphry Davy Grammar School U14 Football Team 1963
Back row: Mr Horne, -?-, Mike Dennis, -?-, -?-, Robert McCabe, David Collins, -?-

Front row: Mike Reynolds, -?-, Roger Brooks, Stuart Noakes, Paul Gazzard


The Promenade, Penzance, showing The Queen's Hotel, pedestrians and St. Mary's Church.

Humphry Davy Grammar School U13 Football Squad 1971

Humphry Davy Grammar School U13 Football Team 1963
Back row: Mr. Horne, -?-, -?-, Phil Westren, -?- , -?-, -?-
Front row: -?-, -?-, Paul Gazzard, -?-, David Collins
In front: -?-, -?-

Laregan and Bodilly's Mill Penzance Promenade

View of Penzance Promenade taken from the western end. Note the boat pulled up on the sandy beach and the nets laid out to dry on the sand. (See also NA.066 for view fro the eastern side).

A view of the Promenade, taken looking eastward. On the right are the Public Baths, situated opposite the bottom of Cornwall Terrace. The Queen's Hotel can be seen on the left. Note the 'look out' tower on the top.

A picture of the Royal Baths Boarding and Lodging House, situated on the Promenade. (See also NA.068).
Note the advertising sign for Gibson, Photographer.

Alfred Dennis son of Charles and Mary Dennis
(The Bungalow Perranuthnoe)
Alfred was also a grocer, he took over from his father's business in London. He was married to Jane and they called their house in Surrey. Goldsithney.

Jane Dennis