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With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Exeter

River bank contemplation

A photo/postcard showing an unknown person.
Ripped up.

Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham: "At the National Freedom Rally organised by The Monday Club 3.5.70"

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

Part of a set of photos and postcards of Rig Mill, near Whitby

Western Hunt at Madron Feast, probably day after 1st Sunday in Advent

Three generations are pictured at the christening of baby Edward (Eddie) Richards (1911-1990).
From left to right are grandfather William (1857-1937), Eddie's sister Alice, Aunt Lil, sister Rose, father Edward (1875-1935) and mother Alice nee Barker…

A view of the shop window of Richards, Photographer, Queen Street, Penzance. taken from a slide.

Richards senior and junior Bread Street Sweet shop Penzance making their very last batch of Toffee before closure. c. 1980..

Richards Royal Livery Stables, 2, New St. Penzance
Mates Illustrated Penzance (Corporation Official Guide)

Situated at 2 New Street, taken from the Penzance Guide 1902.

Richards, Photographer, shop window in Queen Street, Penzance. A reflection of the opposite side of the street can be seen in the glass. flimsy neg. copy from whole glass.

A pleasant scene at no. 2 Queen Street in November 1934. Alice Richards nee Barker is supervising her youngest daughter Doreen Richards seated left. Also present Doreen's friend Irene Hill and her younger sister Kathleen stirring the mix.

Richards family and friends having a picnic at Hayle River. L-R Mrs Frank Treglowan, Millicent Treglowan, Mrs E Richards, Jim Treglowan, Jean Richards, Fred Treglowan, plus Nipper the dog.

The carriage, operated by Richards, to Logan Rock and Land's End, sits outside Dingley's Private Hotel and Boarding House. Wardour House is also visible in the scene.

Digital copy only.