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Gentleman wearing a white suit with a young deer being fed.

After the fire. Remains of buildings on the Terrace Penzance opposite the W.H Smith/TG Jones shop..Marchants shop can be seen and traded until 1970's. Above can still be seen the blackened stone.

Unknown Spinster

Historical records indicate that J. D. Balkwill was an itinerant preacher for the Bible Christians, a Methodist denomination heavily active in Devon and Cornwall during the 19th and early 20th centuries. [1]…

Unknown family with spinster shown on PC.366

Frank Searle & Nicholls

Newlyn harbour with a naval fleet review, this was either August 1904 or The Great Naval Review July 1910.

Three masted sailing ship.

Market Jew Street, street thronged with people.

Home and Colonial shop on the Terrace in Penzance.

Horse drawn waggon with small boat

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.

Model of a sail boat

A pony awaits outside the Coachman's Tavern

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.

Granite house with name Clinton.

Distinguished looking gentleman.

Family portrait

Clarice

View of a creek with an old punt in the foreground.