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Man, Woman with Children
Man, Woman, young boy and girl holding string instruments
Portrait of schoolboy and schoolgirl
Portrait of schoolboy and schoolgirl standing outside by a tree branch.
Portrait of young man and woman
Portrait of young man and woman holding baby (family)
Portrait of Young Man and Woman (seated)
Portrait of young man and Woman (seated)
Portrait of elderly bearded man sitting in a fluffy chair
Portrait of elderly bearded man sitting in a fluffy chair
Young boy and baby
Young boy and baby seated on velvet chair
Joseph and May De - Rouffignack
Joseph and May De - Rouffignack
Portrait of two men together
Portrait of two men together. one sitting
Arthur Rosevear
Thomas Barker
Arthur Rosevear
Thomas Barker
Young Schoolboy standing next to Music stand
Young Schoolboy standing next to Music stand
St Agnes Lighthouse , Scilly
St Agnes Lighthouse, Scilly
Hugh Town , St Mary's Looking East across Porthcressa
Hugh Town , St Mary's Looking East across Porthcressa
Holy Vale Hamlet, Central St Mary's
Holy Vale Hamlet, Central St Mary's with Horse and Cart.
St Mary's Hugh Town and the Pool
St Mary's Hugh Town and the Pool
Print of St Mary's Hugh Town and Pool ,Scilly
Print of St Mary's Hugh Town and Pool ,Scilly
Portrait of young schoolboy standing by a chair
Portrait of young schoolboy standing by a chair
Portrait of Man and woman
Portrait of Man and Woman, Man is seated on soft chair.
Portrait of young girl
Portrait of young girl holding a wicker basket, standing on a chair.
Portrait of young man
Portrait of young man seated wearing long dark coat, holding top hat and cane
Man with beard seated
Man with beard seated
Portrait of young woman
Portrait of young woman, hair in a bun
The foreground is the site of the later Newlyn fish market, 1880-1885.
The view is looking forward along the route of the later harbour road (built 1908). The tall building to the right is still there and the building central left is the Norway Ice Store (aka the Old Ice Store) and the entrance to the Fradgan right.
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