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Sennen, near Land's End, post office and shop. On A30 at Mayon, photographed in 1896. The building was reproofed with scintilla slate in 1926 and renovated again in the 1930's when run by the Parson family. The 'First and Last Supermarket in England…

Group of Staff outside the Co-operative Store Queen Square Penzance.
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Newlyn Infants School Trewarveneth Street 1929.
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A 4 page showing aerofilm web page. image of aeroplane with Wills Shaw and Friese-Greene+watermark.. showing prices of their prints + postage for interest only.
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Portrait of Ruth Manning Saunders local author.

Portrait of Mr Edward Richards and his wife Alice nee Barker third generation of the photographic family.. 1875-1935.

4 glass slides pertaining to John Wesley - two letters, statue on horseback, and 1750 map of Bristol.. Statue is possibly in Bristol, one letter from his brother.
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Top class 'Trewarth (Trewarveneth) St Infants School' --- infants school for Newlyn 1929.. Head teacher Miss Harvey. NO IMAGE PRESENT

The Fradgan , Newlyn at the back of the Old Ice works in Street-an-Nowan. On the left, up the steps,the premises of J.C.Harvey boot and shoemaker.Opposite was a sign" A Beckerleg, another another of the numerous boot and shoemakers in both parts of…

Long Rock Old Steam Engine with service waggon two workers.

Newlyn Fish Market in colour odd slide from M Orchard.
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Penzance Promenade towards Battery point very early--bassinette pram.

Penzance Promenade after the Ash Wednesday storm looking towards the Bandstand.

Reggie (Reginald) Richards (1913-1994). Queen's Street photographer holding two large fish. Reggie was Barbara's stepfather.

child around 8 yrs old possibly Reginald(Regie) Richards 1913 - 1994 sailor suit.. was in group of Richards family photos.

Storm damage on promenade.

Mounts Bay

post card St Just square Church Wellington Hotel two Shops children adults early 1900s.

Grid reference, SW 37092 31409

For further information about the church see Historic Environment Record,…

St Buryan Post Office with horse and trap with two 'well to do' ladies .
for reference only.. print is a copy by J S Govier called 'Thomas the Grocer'.