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The museum was founded in 1967 by Paul Corin's father and carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012. The collection included some very ornate organs including fairground organs.

Several ornate organs and a grand piano. The museum was founded by Paul Corin's father in 1967, and was carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012.

The museum was founded in 1967 by Paul Corin's father, and carried on by Paul until it closed in 2012.

The interior shot shows some very ornate organs and a grand piano.

The lorry's registration is LWX 493K. There is a helter skelter in the background.

Penberth Cove

THROUGH SECURITY FENCE

Dorman's "new' gallopers

Arriving at Penzance railway station. She then went on to open the new fish market at Newlyn.

William Andrew Beer (1862–1954) was an English artist, known for painting racing pigeons, in oil on canvas, under the working name of Andrew Beer. A racing pigeon enthusiast himself, he was a judge at competitive pigeon shows.
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The back of the photo is annotated:
Mayor of St Ives prepares to "Hurl" the Silver Ball from the wall of the church.

At the Minack Theatre

A group of women by the bandstand in Morrab Gardens. Floral display 'Inner Wheel, Penzance, ~~1935-1985.
Back row L to R: Gwen Oren, Vi Tresidder, Morfydd Harden, Beth Laity
Mid row: Margaret Bason, Jo Goldburm, Joan James, Sybil Eddy, Nesta Rolfe,…

Founder and builder of The Minack theatre

'To my Phyl, Tom'

The Return of Spring

Portrait of young woman in white dress, head and shoulders,

Bertha Glasson

Portrait of young woman wearing wide brim black hat.

Eleanor Honey

Two School Girls, One sitting on a Chair

Young Woman standing by Velvet Chair