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Photograph of an English steamer discharging cargo on the Euphrates.
The number 163 can be seen on the photograph when enlarged - possibly indicating that it is a professional photograph.

See also PEOP 21HG 101

Exterior of The Bull Hotel, Dartford, where Richard Trevithick died. He is buried in the town.

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Print of Popeye (dredger grounded in Carbis Bay near Upton Towans with 2 children standing by

Photograph of a caravanserai at an unknown location in Persia (Iran). A caravanserai was a place for travellers to rest on journeys across the network of trade routes.

Photograph of local people bleaching cotton at an unknown location in Persia (Iran)

Photograph of ruins at Persepolis, northwest of modern Shiraz, Iran. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.

Large group of people, some wearing sashes and regalia, standing in the grounds of a large house

Photograph of Artillery Square, Tehran

Painting Richard Trevithick

Illustration in a book of Trevithick's plan for London railway 1808

Portrait of Robert Thomas, Mayor of Penzance 1935-1936. See also PEOP 21HG 096 and 097

Robert Thomas, Mayor of Penzance 1935-1936. See also PEOP 21HG 098 and 096

Picture of Trevithick's childhood home at Penponds, Camborne

Three photographs, the first being of Trereiffe (Trereife) Avenue, the second a view of Mousehole Harbour and the third a back street in Mousehole (possibly 'Millponds')

Robert Thomas, Mayor of Penzance 1935-1936. One of three photos, see also PEOP 21HG 097 and 098

Penzance Harbour showing construction of the Floating Dock.