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Penzance Garage, showing workers and a Dunlop Tyres advert.

Children playing in street
13.5.65

Frame 36 shows reaction of locals to Jews in Clissold Park, London, N16.

H.G.S Study/Playground/Saying Grace

(Practice for gym display)

Jewish Studies

(Assembly)

Reciting Law/R After Halpern/HGS debating cricket during break

Cricket meeting - debating cricket
Class working on "project"

J E Drew was the first person to carve local serpentine stone. Drew and Stevenson families were involved from an early stage.

Pencil name under photo is indistinct.

Fairly confident about name although titled under the photo in very light pencil. It could be 'Desveaux' which is a name from Brittany

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 it says:

"This is the tram station"

Hand-tinted postcard of two young children, a girl and a boy, together with a St Bernard dog. It reads "Many Happy Returns of the Day" with a short poem beneath.
Sent to Master Glyndawr Richards, Pontlyttn, S. Wales and stamped Penzance. Date…

Lived at 21 Morrab Place

Henry Hodge lived at Bosistow, St Leven

Lived at The Egyptian House. Chapel Street

Lived at the Egyptian House, Chapel Street