The soldiers are posed for a formal photograph, arranged around a wooden and rope bridge, constructed as part of a training exercise, before being sent to France.
There is a banner which says '64 Party RBRE'.
A former Baptist chapel built in 1836 and later converted into a cinema. Converted into the Picturedrome on 5th December 1910 by Robert Thomas Cinemas Ltd.
British Talking Pictures sound was installed in the…
Model of a Falmouth Pilot CutterNo 8 with sails
The Vincent,
The original boat was built for the Vincent family of St-Mawes worked for 70 years until retirement in 1922 ending her days on the Percuil river as a houseboat.
S.S "Isle of Sark"
The Southern Railway's new oil burning steamer for the Channel Islands 2.211 tons.
The lifeboats were built by F Peters of St-Mawes under Ministry of War Contact.
The second image gives a full list of names of choir members with Canon Maddrell, and includes the pianist, secretary and conductor.
John Farley is siting in the third row, fourth from the left.