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Unidentified fairground tractor and trailer on the road.

Porthtowan Players performing with Marenghi organ in the background.

Porthtowan Players performing

Porthtowan Players

Anderton & Rowland engine and fair organ in Mawla.

The Iron Maiden fairground engine. "Mighty in Strength and Endurance".

The Wheel Inn at Tresillian, photographed in July 1982. The photo shows the thatched roof and wheel, and two bicycles in front of the inn.

PREVREF 968 Duplicate of this Photo

Built at Cammell Laird at Birkenhead in 1939. It was the largest liner to be built in England at 739 feet long and 1.170 passengers. Trooping between N Atlantic and Australia she encircled the world in 81 1/2 days, faster than any other ship. Biggest…

793 Ft long 1573 passengers

RMS Mauretania (Cunard), built by Swan Hunter Ltd., in Newcastle-on-Tyne, weighting 31,950 tons. The Mauretania served on the North Atlantic run from 1907 to 1935 and is probably the most famous and best-remembered of all the Atlantic…

1,000 CREW, 13 DECKS

A typical continental freighter loading china clay from the gravity chute, an almost daily scene (at what is now) one of Cornwall's busiest small ports.

The Torrey Canyon, pictured on the Seven Stones reef between Scilly and Land's End before she broke up during March of 1967.

Built by Harveys for £2000 in 1886/7 104ft long. Transported Tin/ Copper/Coal to S Wales. Wrecked off Ilfracombe 3 Oct 1895

Barnstaple Ketch 'Result' last in a long line of Trading Ships to work the small Cornish Ports. Replaced in 1920/30

RMS Majestic, White Star Line. At the time White Star merged with Cunard in 1934, the Majestic was the largest ship afloat. In 1947, the White Star name was eliminated from the title. This is a general view of the Majestic's reception area with stair…