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Marazion Square. Demolition of cottage.
Demolition of cottage opposite Worden's the printers.
Marazion Square demolition of cottage 1960's
Demolition of cottage opposite Worden's the Printers.
Penzance promenade being repaired after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Penzance Town council employees replacing the granite boulders. Harold Carr with the shovel.
Penzance promenade being repaired after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Harold Carr standing
Penzance promenade after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Harold Carr (Penzance town council employee) pondering which piece of granite to use next.
Penzance promenade being repaired after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Penzance town council masons doing the work. Harold Carr in shirt sleeves.
Penzance promenade after Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Repairs after the storm. Penzance council workers doing the work. Harold Carr bending over. See the granite boulder hovering over them. No health and safety then!!
Penzance promenade after the Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Repair work begins after the storm. Harold Carr (worked for Penzance town council) 2nd from left on the beach.
Penzance harbour. Repair work after Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Lifting the granite from inside the harbour to replace onto the harbour wall.
Penzance Harbour. Repairs after the Ash wednesday storm 1962
Recovering the harbour wall from inside the harbour.
Penzance promenade. Ash Wednesday storm 1962
Womans Voluntary Service giving a cup of tea to the workers
DCLI Territorial group
DCLI Territorial group with NCOs and an officer, location unknown
4th Battalion DCLI Territorials group photograph, location unknown
A nicely posed group photograph of 4th DCLI Territoials and three ladies, loction unknown
Bombardier Bromley Royal Artillery and family of Penzance
The Bromley family were residing at 17 St james Street Penzance in WW1. Bombardier Bromley was Territorial Artillery pre war as he is wearing the Volunteer Overseas badge
NCO group of Royal Engineers, Christchurch Hampshire 1916
These NCOs are possibly Territorials, the Sergeant seated first left is wearing the Overseas Service Badge for voluntary service overseas if required
4th Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry (Territorials) on Salisbury Plain 1910
A well composed photograph which shows the men marching in fours. In the background can be seen a Field cooker and Bell tents. The 4th Battalion DCLI was a pre WW1 Territorial unit
Woman selling dolls clothes in Chapel Market, Islington
Title written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham in English, and in another hand the title written in French.
William Davis, editor of Punch Magazine outside 'Il Vino'
'Fracas at El Vino's'
"The City is a man's world. But at El Vino's women are welcome in the back room". A classic feminist cause celebre was the campaign to win equal treatment for women in this legendary legal and financial bar.
"The City is a man's world. But at El Vino's women are welcome in the back room". A classic feminist cause celebre was the campaign to win equal treatment for women in this legendary legal and financial bar.