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Two ladies photographed at a social event, with other colleagues in the background. The tall lady on the right has been identified as Mrs. Wimms.

Postcard of Toronto University and Queen's Park.
On the back is written:
"Mr T L Quick
Just a PC hoping you are fine as it leaves myself at present
from Daddy with love x"

Beryl and a colleague at the Telephone Exchange

A group of people at a social event at the Telephone Exchange

Studio photograph of a seated woman in a black dress surrounded by eight young women/teenage girls, all dressed in matching costumes, possibly a dance troupe and teacher.
Back has the message "Best from Gladys & Dossie".
The bottom left corner is…

Beryl enjoying the refreshments at an event at the Telephone Exchange.

Gentleman seated at a desk, with two ladies standing behind him. Switchboard in the background.

Postcard with title "Rough Sea on the breakwater Brad Head, Isle of Man" in left bottom corner. There is no message and it had not been posted.

Ladies at a social event at the Telephone Exchange

Original watercolour painting of Godrevy Beach. Board supplied by James Lanham Ltd of St Ives.

Five ladies at a Christmas event 1983 (noted on back of photograph). The lady standing at the back on the right has been identified as Mrs. Wimms.

Written on negative envelope: 'Roy Thomas: Kenneth, Roberts tractors'. Ploughing & feeding livestock.

Jews, Orthodox

Jews, Orthodox

Child with dogs & puppies
Index card gives 'Women, changing role of: woman sculptor: Barbara Hepworth'

Series of portraits of woman in a field

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"This is a mosque or church of the Mohammedans
I slept about a hundred yards…

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"Here is a donkey loaded and it is a mystery to me that the native is not…

Presentation of a bouquet and beribboned garden spade to the lady in the centre of the photograph. (Beryl Richards is standing third on the right looking behind her)