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Six photographs taken at unknown locations.
Top two photographs are of an unidentified house surrounded by trees.
Middle two photographs of a large group of people in two horse drawn carriages.
Bottom two photographs show two children in a country…

ARMS LA1 054, 055, 056, 057

A page of four photographs. See ARMS LA1 065. LA1 066, LA1 067 and LA1 068.

See ARMS LA1 041, 042, 043, 044, and 045.
There is a pencil annotation on the page of Botrea House, but it almost certainly Nancealverne House, Penzance.

Six photographs.
Top row l-r Picture of Keigwin Arms, Mousehole. Sign over pillars shows name of licencee W.H. Bennetts. On the right of the photograph is a wagon and a man standing at the top of steps holding a child. Next photograph is of a…

Three photographs. See ARMS LA1 047, 048 and 049

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')

There are two silhouettes, a drawn portrait and two classical images. The names Maria and Jane Porter are written under the silhouettes.

A page from a scrapbook about the Ritz Cinema, Penzance, belonging to Nina Vague. (nee Bottrell) On the left are photographs of the cinema staff, with close-ups of Nina's mother Rosie Bottrell, and aunt Nora Trehair, to the right.

A page from a scrapbook about the history of the Ritz Cinema, Penzance, belonging to Nina Vague. The page comprises of information and photographs of Archibald Quilter and Leonora Trehair, who worked at the cinema together for many years during the…

Letter from William Wordsworth to Hugh Seymour Tremenheere. The sender's address at the top of the letter is given as Rydal Mount, Wordsworth's home in Cumbria.

Hugh Seymour Tremenheere met Wordsworth through a mutual friend in 1845. See…

Letter from William Wordsworth to Hugh Seymour Tremenheere. The sender's address at the top of the letter is given as Rydal Mount, Wordsworth's home in Cumbria.

Hugh Seymour Tremenheere met Wordsworth through a mutual friend in 1845. See…

A page from a scrapbook belonging to Nina Vague, (nee Bottrell) including a wedding photograph of Leonora and Walter Trehair. Leonora worked at the Ritz Cinema in Penzance, eventually becoming its manageress in the mid 1960s.