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A Cornish Fishwife
A study of a typical Cornish Fishwife in traditional working clothes on Market Jew Street, Penzance. The Humphrey Davy Statue is featured in the background
A Corner of Old Port Isaac Pen & Ink Drawing
Print taken from a book. Clive Carter 83.
A college street in Oxford.
A college street in Oxford.
A close view of men working on the hull of the 'Scillonian'
Work being done on the 'Scillonian', possibly in Holmans Dry Dock
A close view of Logan Rock
Balancing Rock at Porthcurno
A classic Bermudan rigged wooden racing keelboat with three crew members.
A classic Bermudan rigged wooden racing keelboat with three crew members.
A Christian Album
Orange page
Dated 1850-04-15
A car coming up the old Redruth by pass.
A woman walks up on the left.
A car coming up the old Redruth by pass.
This road became a dual carriageway. To the left the ground was used to build a Housing estate and Redruth School on far left. A new are of housing is currently being built on upper right in 2023.
This road became a dual carriageway. To the left the ground was used to build a Housing estate and Redruth School on far left. A new are of housing is currently being built on upper right in 2023.
A Brunel Wooden Bridge being replaced by Stone
A construction scene of a Brunel wooden bridge being replaced by stone.
A Bronze sword hilt and blade found at Pelynt.
A Bronze sword hilt and blade found at Pelynt.
A bronze knife-dagger found in a barrow at Pelynt.
A bronze knife-dagger found in a barrow at Pelynt.
A boys' gang in Islington
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham:
'A boys' gang in Islington"
'A boys' gang in Islington"
A boat under construction at the Freshwater boatyard at St Mawes. The boatyard was famous for building Gigs and also the St Mawes One Design sailing boat.
Started by William Peters in 1838, the boatyard is still open today.
A boat under construction at the Freshwater boatyard at St Mawes. The boatyard was famous for building Gigs and also the St Mawes One Design sailing boat.
Started by William Peters in 1838, the boatyard is still open today.
Started by William Peters in 1838, the boatyard is still open today.
A boat on the river
A boat on the river
2 ladies sitting in the bow of the boat being rowed by a man wearing a boater, another man sitting behind together with another lady.
2 ladies sitting in the bow of the boat being rowed by a man wearing a boater, another man sitting behind together with another lady.
A bit of old Mullion
Reproduced from an original watercolour painting, artist unknown, showing Saint Mellanus Church
