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See ARCHY 3PG 029, 030 and 031

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

Group of people at an earthwork. Refer to ARCHY 3PG 029.

In the foreground, two men and a young girl are fishing at the water's edge on a sandy beach. A woman can be seen in the background, also fishing. Younger man is Reggie Richards, the girl is Barbara Beckerleg

Group of people on a beach, the man and young girl, identified as Barbara Beckerleg, with fishing rods. Her mother Marjorie is in the middle of the group. There is a young boy in the background, also fishing.

Three people on a beach, two of them fishing with rods and lines. The young girl has been identified as Barbara Beckerleg. Another person can be seen fishing in the back ground.

Two people fishing on a beach, with someone watching from the rocks (see also MG.509)

A couple fishing from the beach, with a lady sitting on the rocks, watching

Full information on plaque, supposed site of burial of Tristan from romance of Tristan and Iseult

Large group of people at a meal. Writing on the back of the photograph dates it as 1946 and identifies the lady seated second from the left as Brenda Ellery.

Four people at an event at Penzance Telephone Exchange. There are cards on the desk behind them,

Group of people at an earthwork, possibly between St Ives and Lands End (see handwritten notes in file).

Group of people at a social event ay the Telephone Exchange.

St.Clair Street. Houses demolished to make way for St. Clair Flats.

Chirgwins Bakery and Boots the Chemist

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.
See also: JDCP…

The Town's Great War Memorial situated at Battery Rocks.
With hand written message to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Oxford